DETECTION OF RESIDUAL MOISTURE IN SWEET POTATO (SWEET POTATO) PRODUCTS DRIED IN NATURAL CONDITIONS ON SPECIAL DRYING EQUIPMENT
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batat (sweet potato), offtob, raw materials heat, harorat, wind, build speed, water evaporation, dried products, moisture,Abstract
In this article, batat ( sweet potato) has shown a positive result in drying by separating raw materials from its peel when drying in the oven and drying equipment. The quality of the product color has retained naturalness when dried batat ( sweet potato) products are compared to finished products dried on drying equipment according to various indicators. In our experiments, the rate of construction of dried raw materials and the residual water content in the finished product, separated from the shell of raw materials, was 15.61% when dried in an oftob, and 12.59% when dried in a drying equipment.
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