Research Article

Investigation of the Energy Efficiency of Electrohydrodynamic Drying under High Humidity Conditions

Table 2

Energy required for a grain dryer to dehydrate 1 kg of water.

ResearchTargetDrying methodEnergy required to evaporate water (kJ/kg water)

Durance and Wang [27]TomatoAir drying29,900
Durance and Wang [27]TomatoVacuum microwave drying8600
Billiris et al. [28]RiceHot wind4,531 (average of eight trials)