[Stoves] Fish Dryer
AJH
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Thu May 17 09:56:34 CDT 2007
On Tue, 15 May 2007 19:09:39 -0700, James Hensel wrote:
> 2.2 kWh/kg of dried fish. They start with roughly 4.55 kg
>of fish at 85% moisture to end up with one kg at 15% moisture.
>
>I would assume this is as efficient as it gets.
The numbers don't quite add up, the 4.55kg @ 85% would yield .8kg @15%
but 2.2kWhr on this example looks like a coefficient of perfomance of
better than 2.3MJ/kg of water removed.
>They use the waste heat
>from a refrigerator compressor for the heating and then use the resulting
>refrigerant to condense the moisture out of the air and recirculate the air.
Consider that there is a major difference in energy cost between
electricity for the compressor and the same amount of heat, to compare
like with like you need to distinguish between the use of high grade
electric energy and an air dryer.
AJH
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