Optimization of Spray Drying with Exhaust-Gas Recirculation - Chemical Engineering

(Page 1) Energy recovery in spray-drying processes can reduce production costs, but involves trade-offs. Using milk powder as an example, this article describes a spreadsheet method to evaluate exhaust-gas

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