Drying kinetics of milk droplets in spray dryers : a tripartite modelling approach.

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Drying kinetics of milk droplets in spray dryers : a tripartite modelling approach.

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Spray drying is a common processing method for rapidly producing dry powder from liquids or slurries by evaporating the solvent. This process involves the atomisation of the liquid into hot air and evaporating the resulting droplets in a drying chamber. This technique is employed in a wide range of industries including the dairy industry for production of milk powder in order to prolong the shelf life as well as to make the product denser for transportation. While complete evaporation is the ...

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2022

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/104985

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