LAYER AND BUILD RATE RELATIONSHIPS IN COTTON PROCESSING
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The efficiency of drying cotton with infrared (IR) rays as it moves
along a conveyor belt depends on the exposure time t to the rays and the height of the cotton layer on the belt h. The longer the holding time t, the higher the drying efficiency and the lower the drying efficiency. The height h of the cotton layer on the belt negatively affects the drying efficiency, that is, if the height is high, the efficiency is low, and vice versa, it is high. Therefore, it is important to control the exposure time t and the height h of the cotton layer on the tape with a new drying method.
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