Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effect of Pre-Treatment and Air Temperature on Drying Time of Cherry Tomato
The effects of pre-treatment and air temperature with on drying and rehydration characteristics of cherry tomato slices were studied. Drying experiments are carried out with the air temperature of 55, 65, and 75°C. Drying time decreased with pre-treatment, and it also decreased considerably with inc
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