 DESIGN FEATURES OF THE DRYER The solar dryers has the shape of a home cabinet with tilted transparent top. The angle of the slope of the dryer cover.

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 DESIGN FEATURES OF THE DRYER The solar dryers has the shape of a home cabinet with tilted transparent top. The angle of the slope of the dryer cover is 37 ° for the latitude location it provided with air inlet and outlet holes at the front and back respectively. The outlet vent is higher level. The vents have sliding covers which control air and outflow. The movement of air through the vents, when the dryer is placed in the path of air flow, brings about a thermo siphon effect which creates an updraft of solar heated air laden with moisture out of the drying chamber.

 SOLAR DRYER DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS: A solar dryer was design based on the procedure described by amprature (1998) for drying dates ( a cabinet type) and procedure described by Bosnia Abe (2001) for drying rough rice (natural convection a mixed-mode type ) The size of the dryer was determined based on preliminary investigation which was found to be 2.6 kg / m ­­­ ­ 2 (try loading ). The sample thickness is 3 mm as recommended by Bret et al. (1996) for solar drying of mango slices. The following points were considered in the design of the natural convection solar dryer system: The amount of moisture to be removed from a given quality of wet mango /orange Harvesting period during which the drying is needed. The daily sunshine hours for the selection of the total drying time. The quality of air needed for drying. Daily solar radiation to determine energy received by the dryer per day. Wind speed for the calculation of air vent dimensions.

 MULTI RACK SOLAR DRYER: PAULUDHIANA

Function : Natural convection type device used to dry product like fruits, vegetables, spice etc. for domestic use under hygienic conditions. Design Features: high Efficiency, uniform drying of product, option to dry products in shade, suitability for rural/remote places, drying temperature in desirable range, light weight and essay to move. Important specifications: Aperture area – 0.36 sq m, external dimension – 620x620x350 mm, ;oaring per batch -1-3 kg (depending on product), drying time per batch -2-3 days ( depending product ), inclination of the dryer – variable – fixed 30 o 45 o for north & 30 o for south

 FORCED CIRCULATION SALAR DRYER: SPRERI V.V.NAGAR

FUNCTION:- used to achieved faster drying of high value products at industrial /commercial scale. Salient feature: consist of solar air heaters, electrical blower, connecting ducts, drying chamber and control system for air temperature and flow rate. Equipped with high efficiently packed bed type and low cost unglazed type solar air heaters and electrical/biomass based heater provided bed type as thermal back up to supplemented heat requirement for operation during cloudy weather and night hours. The system can be designed for drying most of the agro-products. Performance: efficiency of the packed bed type solar air heater was found around 40% more than commercial heater, very good quality finished product and agro-product retain their colour and flavor to a large extent.

 DRYING OF FRUITS & VEGETABLES Drying of agriculture product is the oldest and widely used preservation method. it involves reduction as much water as possible from fooods to arrest enzyme and microbial activities hence stoping deteriation. Moisture left in the dried foods varies between 2-30% depending on the type of food. In tropical countries, solar dryer can be used to dry fresh produce when avarage relative is below 50% during drying period. Drying lowers weight and volume of the product hence lower costs in trasportation and storage. However, drying allows some lowering in natrition value of the product e.g. loss of vitamin C, and changes of colour and appearance that might not be desirable.

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