EDDY – Enhanced Drying

Abdulrahman Dahash (Speaker, Invited), Reinhard Jentsch (Author, Invited), Daniel Lager (Author, Invited), Michael Lauermann (Author, Invited), Michal Rezucha (Author, Invited), Robert Holzer (Author, Invited), Raphael Priesner (Author, Invited)

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Abstract

EDDY – Enhanced Drying bridges the gap between energy efficiency measures and industrial drying. It paves the way to systematically decarbonize the drying process by introducing renewable energy and energy efficiency measures. The EDDY concept combines newly developed cost-effective sensors for an online process analysis with advanced numerical models to achieve energy efficient drying process. The energy demand for drying and dehydration will thereby be reduced by approx. 50 %. In this project, the partners develop a low-cost IR humidity sensor that is robust, reliable and long-term stable. Besides, a toolbox will be developed and released to enhance the rapid assessment of several drying configurations aiming to optimal energy efficient operation.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of 2nd International Sustainable Energy Conference (ISEC) 2022
Pages477-479
Number of pages3
Publication statusPublished - 2022
Event2nd International Sustainable Energy Conference 2022 (ISEC 2022) -
Duration: 6 Apr 20227 Apr 2022

Conference

Conference2nd International Sustainable Energy Conference 2022 (ISEC 2022)
Period6/04/227/04/22

Research Field

  • Efficiency in Industrial Processes and Systems

Keywords

  • Industrial drying
  • EDDY Project
  • Infrared humidity sensors
  • digital twins
  • EDDY toolbox
  • heat pump.

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