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Mass Transfer Processes of Odorants in Aerial Boundary Layers

Chayan Kumer Saha

University Aarhus University
Department Department of Agricultural Engineering
Supervisor Senior Scientist, Ph.D., Guo-Qiang Zhang
Local Supervisor
Project term 01/05 2008-30/04-2011
Masters degree M.Sc. in Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering, Wageningen University, the Netherlands

Background

Studies have shown that the airflow type (laminar or turbulent) and the thickness of the air boundary layer are of major importance for the release and transport of volatiles from solid and liquid surfaces to air. The interaction between air movements in the room and in the slurry channel will affect the odorant concentration in the channel and in the room air. Better knowledge of the exchange mechanisms between air and the slurry surface in the slurry channel and between air and soiled surfaces and animals in the room is needed.


Aim

The PhD study will provide fundamental knowledge about the mass transfer processes of odorants from slurry surface boundary layers to the room air space and to obtain basic knowledge about release of odorants from animal slurry.


Research Outline



Last updated: Friday 30 May 2008