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The importance of internal moisture migration in the drying of solids and the various approaches to the study of this phenomenon are outlined briefly. The extensive Soviet work in this field, particularly by Lykov's school, is reviewed, and the advantages, disadvantages and practical applications of this approach are discussed. Some of the more interesting practical Soviet studies of drying plant and processes are also mentioned briefly.
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George D. Fulford (1969) studied this question.
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