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According to the way water combines with materials, drying science divides materials into three categories. The first category is capillary-porous bodies, where dimensional changes are

Waterborne polyurethane (WPU) paints are gradually replacing traditional solvent-based paints due to environmental concerns. Unlike organic solvent-based paints, waterborne paints use water as a dispersing

In the electric heating industry, the wavelength of mid-wave infrared heating tubes is strictly between 2μm and 15μm. It’s important to note that although these

During the drying validation process of medicinal herb slices, we discovered that the maximum temperature these slices can tolerate is significantly lower than the temperature

Today, I will share some experimental data on infrared drying of traditional Chinese medicine slices, specifically using an intermittent infrared oven. To facilitate comparison, the

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has historically been dried using one of the oldest methods—sun-drying, which essentially involves the medicinal materials absorbing infrared and far-infrared rays

Global demand for woodworking products remains robust, highlighted by the extensive production of artificial boards exceeding 100 million cubic meters annually. Among these, Medium Density

Capillary multi-porous colloidal materials, as previously mentioned, are one of the most common types of materials encountered in everyday life and production processes. Examples include

Heat Transfer in Our World In the myriad worlds where we live, various processes occur constantly, one of the physical processes most closely related to