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Thin-layer modeling, drying parameters, and techno-enviro-economic analysis of a solar dried salted tilapia fish fillets.
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Abstract
This study focused on the development of an indirect forced solar dryer that incorporates a three-sided flat plate solar collector (TSFPSC) specifically designed for increasing thermal efficiency, and the system used for drying salted tilapia fish fillets (STFF). The investigation analyzed three fillet thicknesses-4 mm, 8 mm, and 12 mm, employing both open sun drying (OSD) and the developed solar dryer (DSD), with a constant airspeed of 0.5 m/s. The research additionally developed thin-layer drying models (TLDM), assessed drying parameters, and performed an extensive techno-enviro-economic analysis. Results showed that the initial and final moisture content (MC) (w.b. %) of the STFF were 74.83 and 18.84%, respectively, and reached the equilibrium MC after 16-20.5 h for the DSD and 30-36 h for the OSD, which means the drying time reduced by about 53.3%, and 61.11% compared with the OSD. This reduction in drying time demonstrates the effectiveness of the developed solar dryer. The effective moisture diffusivity (EMD) of different STFF samples at both drying systems were 0.51 × 10
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