Modeling predicts heat transfer in Kraft paper, indicating drying phases successfully achieved.
The main objective of this work is to model heat transfer in Kraft paper during drying. The model developed takes into account BIOT's assumptions regarding a uniform temperature environment; the paper used is assumed to be thermally thin (BIOT number Bi < 0.1). The results obtained are experimentally validated. They allowed us to show that the two drying phases of Kraft paper can be modeled by a thermal capacitor that charges upon contact with the drying cylinder (phase 1) and discharges into the free space (phase 2).
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