Development Of An Energy-Efficient MultiStage Cotton Drying System
Keywords:
cotton drying, heat transfer, moisture reductionAbstract
This paper investigates the operating principles and engineering characteristics of a multi-stage cotton drying system designed for industrial cotton processing enterprises. The proposed unit improves the efficiency of thermal treatment through continuous mixing of raw cotton and counterflow movement of heated air. Special attention is devoted to heat and mass transfer processes, energy-saving operating modes, and optimization of drying parameters. The developed approach allows stable reduction of cotton moisture while minimizing fiber damage and thermal losses.
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