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Drying behavior and mathematical modeling of Tenebrio molitor using a closed system heat pump dryer
[Evaluation of Tenebrio molitor larvae as an alternative food source]

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  • Fuqiang Qiu
  • Baoguo Li
  • Taoping Xu
  • Dugui He

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The influence of air temperatures (T), air velocity (v) and blanching time (ô) on the behavior of Tenebrio molitor drying by using a closed-system heat pump dryer was investigated.The optimal mathematical drying model was selected.

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  • Fuqiang Qiu & Baoguo Li & Taoping Xu & Dugui He, 2022. "Drying behavior and mathematical modeling of Tenebrio molitor using a closed system heat pump dryer [Evaluation of Tenebrio molitor larvae as an alternative food source]," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 17, pages 841-849.
    • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:17:y:2022:i::p:841-849.
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