Marcel Dekker, Inc. New York, 1997. - 696 p.
The book is organized into four sections: Fundamentals, Drying of Wood, Drying of Granular and Particulate Solids, and Miscellaneous Applications. New fundamental concepts and computational schemes can also be found in chapters that aren ot in Section I, for example. The overall philosophy of the material presented in this book is to provide the reader with the detailed knowledge that is necessary to develop mathematical models and efficient numerical techniques for solving problems in drying.
The material presented here covers a wide cross section of drying research and, will benefit not only scientists just commencing work in this field but active drying practitioners. Furthermore, the information throughout this text will provide a useful foundation for future modeling work in drying.
