Fresh Bean Drying Apllication
Drying or dehydration is the process of removing vaporisable substances such as water from solid materials in order to slow or stop microorganism growth or chemical reactions.
In traditional drying methods, heat is gradually transferred from the surface of the dried material to the interior due to the temperature difference between the hot surface of the product and the colder interior during the drying process.
Of course, industrial microwaves are a method of drying food faster and more efficiently than traditional methods. Drying green beans makes it useful for longer storage and also helps food retain its flavours.
Industrial microwaves dry food using electromagnetic waves. These waves accelerate the water molecules, evaporating the water inside the food. This method provides a faster drying process than traditional methods and prevents significant loss of nutrients in foods.
Before fresh beans are dried, they are washed and cut. It is then placed in an industrial microwave oven. The oven will evaporate the water inside the beans using high frequency electromagnetic waves. The drying process can vary depending on the moisture content and size of the beans, but can usually take several hours.
When the drying process is complete, the dried beans are stored in a dehumidified environment. This helps to preserve their quality by preventing them from regaining their moisture.
In conclusion, industrial microwaves allow fresh beans to be dried quickly and efficiently. This method is faster than traditional methods and prevents loss of nutritional value. Dried beans can be stored for a long time and used at any time of the year.
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