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Original Articles

Non-isothermal drying kinetics of human feces

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Pages 1819-1827 | Received 19 Dec 2018, Accepted 16 Sep 2019, Published online: 01 Oct 2019

Figures & data

Table 1. Moisture content of the samples as determined by TGA at 10 K/min.

Figure 1. The non-isothermal drying curves of HF (BSC2, BSC4, and BSC5) at 1 K/min: (a) moisture ratio vs. time, (b) moisture ratio vs. temperature, and (c) drying rate vs. moisture content.

Figure 1. The non-isothermal drying curves of HF (BSC2, BSC4, and BSC5) at 1 K/min: (a) moisture ratio vs. time, (b) moisture ratio vs. temperature, and (c) drying rate vs. moisture content.

Figure 2. The non-isothermal drying curves of HF (BSC2, BSC4, and BSC5) at 10 K/min: (a) moisture ratio vs. time, (b) moisture ratio vs. temperature, and (c) drying rate vs. moisture content.

Figure 2. The non-isothermal drying curves of HF (BSC2, BSC4, and BSC5) at 10 K/min: (a) moisture ratio vs. time, (b) moisture ratio vs. temperature, and (c) drying rate vs. moisture content.

Figure 3. Non-isothermal drying curves for HF–WB blends and in comparison, with HF and WB at 10 K/min with respect to moisture ratio vs. moisture content: (a) BSC2, (b) BSC4, and (c) BSC5.

Figure 3. Non-isothermal drying curves for HF–WB blends and in comparison, with HF and WB at 10 K/min with respect to moisture ratio vs. moisture content: (a) BSC2, (b) BSC4, and (c) BSC5.

Figure 4. Activation energy, Ea, distribution at different conversion degrees, α (OFW method).

Figure 4. Activation energy, Ea, distribution at different conversion degrees, α (OFW method).

Table 2. Non-isothermal drying parameters of human feces by CR method.