The paper presents the results of a study on the hydrodynamics of the stationary layer of wild carrot pomace during filtration drying, as a raw material for the production of ecological alternative solid fuel. The main geometric parameters of individual wild carrot pomace particles and the physicomechanical properties of the stationary layer were determined experimentally. A diagram of the experimental setup is provided.
The work deals with the results of using the cotton fiber as the purest and most natural cellulose, as well as a raw material for the production of various chemical products. The necessity of cotton fiber preparation for its use in the chemical industry and expediency of its drying via a filtration method has been substantiated. The geometrical parameters of individual cotton villi, physical and mechanical characteristics of the layer were experimentally investigated.
Actual problems in the study of the drying process is to establish the relationship between moisture content and temperature of the material in the process of dehydration.
This makes the choice of optimal operational parameters and calculation systems not only based on the kinetics of dehydration,