Sentence examples for required moisture content from inspiring English sources

Today the timber is cut to usable sizes in a main conversion shop and brought to the required moisture content in a kilning section.

This production also requires the pre-treatment of the polymers to ensure required moisture content.

The crushed coal was well mixed with a certain amount of water, which was calculated from the difference between the required moisture content in the coal and the moisture determination.

The required moisture content of banana and chili are reached in the biomass-fuelled dryer within 18 and 22 hrs respectively, while they were required 66 and 48 hrs respectively for the natural sun drying.

The quantities of the ingredients required to formulate iso-proteinaceous diets (26% protein; 5 kg formulation) and the amount of water needed to achieve a required moisture content (on wet weight basis) were calculated using Microsoft Excel® function on Windows 2007 and weighed using an electronic digital weighing scale (Model no.: 7765, Ashton Meyers, China), into a 20-L bucket.

Additional water was added as required and moisture content in the poultry manure was kept at 30%.

Yet, it has advantages over open-to-the-sun or air drying techniques, because the solar dryer traps solar energy to increase the temperature of circulating air and ensures the required equilibrium moisture content (EMC), enhanced shelf life, value addition, and quality enhancement (Helwa et al. 2004; LayThong 1999).

Laboratory drying tests with peels crushed into three different sizes (3, 6, and 9 mm) provided drying times (15, 20, and 40 min at 150 °C, and 30, 35, and 60 min at 100 °C) to achieve the required final moisture content of peels (10%).

Initial composting mixture requires optimum moisture content for the survival of microorganisms.

Fortunately, steam explosion pretreatment in principle requires higher moisture content in lignocellulose biomass, which may improve the efficiency of pretreatment.

Fungi require wood moisture content above fibre saturation, because under these conditions free water is available in the lumens of the wood cells (Eaton and Hale 1993).