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Requerimientos de aire para secado de Ladrillos (ceramic drying)

01/08/2009 6:47 AM

Necesito diseñar un tunel de secado para ladrillos de arcilla, quisiera saber algunas especificaciones en relacion a:

Temperatura optima del aire de secado

Velocidad del aire en la seccion libre del tunel o flujo de aire requerido por Kg de ladrillo a secar

Velocidad de secado promedia (Kg agua difundida/s por unidad de superficie del ladrillo) como funcion del tiempo que ha transcurrido desde el inicio del secado.
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Re: Requerimientos de aire para secado de Ladrillos (ceramic drying)

01/08/2009 10:34 AM

No comprende Espanyol mi amigo.

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Re: Requerimientos de aire para secado de Ladrillos (ceramic drying)

01/08/2009 12:04 PM

I need to design a tunnel for drying clay bricks, I need to know some specific values, how:

Optimum temperature of air-drying

Air velocity in the free section of the tunnel or air flow required per kg of dried brick

Average drying rate (kg water diffused / s per unit area of the brick) as a function of time that has elapsed since the beginning of drying
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