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Table 1 Summary of experimental errors and standard deviations for influence of power and bed temperature on moisture content and enzyme activity at 235 kWh/t
Figure 2 Average measured bulk dielectric constant and dielectric loss of malt, 2450 MHz, 20°C, relative to industrial kilning drying stages
Figure 4 Predicted minimum and maximum bulk dielectric constant and dielectric loss of malt, 20°C, 27 MHz and 900 MHz, validated model
Figure 6 Example RF treatment time (s), applied (specific) power (kW), absorbed power (kW) cumulative energy dose (kWh/t) for malt RF processing trials
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