Thermophysical properties and porous properties of Soybean under microwave drying mechanical equipment

Abstract: The temperature and quality changes of Soybean samples during microwave drying were measured in real time by using microwave drying machine test system. The variations of physical properties such as density, thermal conductivity, specific heat and thermal diffusivity of samples with different moisture content during drying were analyzed. From the point of view of porous media, the variations of pore properties such as porosity, fractal dimension, pore diameter and specific surface area in different drying nodes (100%, 85%, 70%, 55%, 40%) were studied. Law. By changing the microwave heating power, the influence of microwave power on the heat and mass transfer of samples is analyzed. The results showed that during the microwave drying process, a dense membrane was formed in the cortex cells of soybean, which hindered the water migration. When the moisture content was reduced to 30%, the coke appeared inside the sample, and then the cells in the center collapsed completely. But the density of the whole drying process is not large, and the reduction is about 5 kg /m3. The thermal conductivity increases first and then decreases, reaching a maximum when the moisture content is 60%, and the internal temperature tends to be more uniform with the decrease of the moisture content. With the drying process, porosity and pore fractal dimension increase, and pores become more and more complex. The change of temperature in drying process has obvious phase, and the direction of heat transfer and moisture transfer is consistent. In the early stage of drying, the higher the microwave power (0.6 kW, 0.8 kW, 1.0 kW), the faster the sample temperature rises to 100 C. At this time, the internal temperature is higher than the surface temperature, while the internal and external temperature is basically constant in the late stage of drying, but the size relationship between the two is more complex than the previous stage. Key words: soybean; microwave drying; thermophysical properties; porous medium characteristics; temperature distribution

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