Development Of A Solar Fish Dryer With A Concentrating Collector
ABSTRACT
Solar fish dryer with a concentrating
collector was successfully developed and tested in Michael Okpara University of
Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State (latitude of 5929¢N) from Nov. 13 to Nov. 15%
2010. An average collector inlet air temperature of 57.69C was recorded on the
first day. Total moisture of 102.77g was removed from the fish, from 156.6g to
53.83g, to bring it to a moisture content of 27.3%, which falls within the
recommended final moisture content of dried fish.
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