Factors that influence the performance of hop tests

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" Factors that influence the performance of hop tests "
Ghulam, H. S.

Document Type	:	BL
Record Number	:	577702
Doc. No	:	b406921
Main Entry	:	Kowalski, Stefan J.
Title & Author	:	Thermomechanics of Drying Processes\ by Stefan J. Kowalski.
Publication Statement	:	Berlin, Heidelberg :: Springer Berlin Heidelberg :: Imprint: Springer,, 2003.
Series Statement	:	Lecture Notes in Applied and Computational Mechanics,; 8
ISBN	:	9783540364054
	:	: 9783642055829
Contents	:	Properties of dried materials -- Characterization of drying processes -- The equations of balance -- Thermodynamic foundation of dried materials in elastic range -- Thermodynamics of viscoelastic materials under drying -- Plasticity in drying -- Destruction of materials by drying -- Conditions of stress generation. Boundary conditions -- Approach to numerical analysis in drying -- One-dimensional initial-boundary value problem -- Drying induced stresses in products of cylindrical and spherical symmetry -- Mechanical effects in dried materials examined on the basis of two-dimensional boundary value problems -- Dried materials with anisotropic structure -- Experimental studies in drying.
Abstract	:	This book presents a systematic thermomechanical theory of drying. The book has an interdisciplinary character and combines the knowledge of Chemical Engineering and Mechanics of Continua. It contents a unified approach to the heat and mass transfer in drying processes as well as a precise analysis of all local drying effects. Methods for the improvement of the quality of the dried products and optimization of drying processes with respect to the strength of materials and the drying time are presented. The book also presents the theory for fully coupled multiphase transport in deformable capillary porous media as well as computer simulations of drying processes. Finally the acoustic emission method is described as an experimental way of identification of material fractures during drying.
Subject	:	Chemistry.
Subject	:	Chemical engineering.
Subject	:	Engineering.
Subject	:	Materials.
Subject	:	Structural control (Engineering).
Subject	:	Surfaces (Physics).
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