STUDIUL PRIVIND INSTALAȚIA PENTRU USCAREA SEMINȚELOR ÎN STRAT SUSPENDAT
Abstract
Abstract. The paper is focused on streamlining the seed drying process using the method of suspended layer treatment. The research was carried out with three types of oilseeds (grape, sea buckthorn seeds and linseeds), based on an experimental drying plant using convection and SHF as treatment agents. The results demonstrated that seed treatment process in a suspended layer ensures the increase of the speed and reduces the drying time. Moreover, the application of the developed installation allows to reduce the consumption of electricity and to reduce the costs of technological processing.
Key words: Drying plant; Suspended layer; Energy consumption; Efficiency.
Rezumat. Studiul este consacrat eficientizării procesului de uscare a semințelor prin metoda de tratare în strat suspendat. Cercetările au fost realizate cu 3 tipuri de semințe (semințe de struguri, semințe de in și semințe de cătină albă) în baza unei instalații experimentale care utilizează în calitate de agenți de tratare convecția și SHF. Rezultatele obținute au demonstrat că tratarea semințelor în strat suspendat asigură creșterea vitezei procesului și reduce timpul de uscare. De asemenea, aplicarea instalației elaborate permite reducerea consumului de energie electrică și contribuie la reducerea cheltuielilor de prelucrare tehnologică.
Cuvinte-cheie: Instalație de uscare; Strat suspendat; Consum de energie; Eficiență.
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