G. Chen et al., QUANTITATIVE-ANALYSIS OF COMBINED IMPINGEMENT AND THROUGH AIR-DRYING OF PAPER, Canadian journal of chemical engineering, 75(1), 1997, pp. 176-189
Models were developed and verified to represent the water removal rate
data of the two components of combined impingement and through air dr
ying process. Eight physically meaningful parameters were identified,
determined, correlated and analyzed. The increasing rate period is ext
ended by impingement water removal. Constant impingement water removal
decreases linearly with through flow ratio at a fixed impingement exh
aust air flow. Constant through flow water removal is independent of t
he impingement air. Critical moisture content relates with through flo
w ratio parabolically. The maximum through flow water removal rate dep
ends on the slope of the paper temperature increase and the extent of
the secondary increasing rate period which increases with paper basis
weight and drying air temperature, but decreases with through flow rat
io and initial moisture content.