Wireless communications has become very popular now-a-days. This means that the vacuum dryer design performs well at whatever level the material container is filled at. However, all the models yielded results that are not very far from the other models.
For varying material volumes (50%, 70%, & 90%), the results show that overall, the 50% yielded the highest energy field, energy distribution, and absorption rate. Using CST Microwave Studio simulation software, it is seen that the best design for a 30-L MV chamber operating at 2.45 GHz is a cylindrical chamber with a radius of 202mm, length of 400mm, and with 2 perpendicular feeders located near the ends of the chamber. Primarily, this study concentrates in further optimizing dimension of the chamber, orientation of the microwave generators, material volumes, and control system parameters. The seamless integration of the solvers into one user interface in CST Studio Suite enables the easy selection of the most appropriate simulation method for a given problem class, delivering improved simulation performance and unprecedented simulation reliability through cross-verification.This study presents an optimized design of a microwave vacuum dryer (MVD) for rice bran stabilization addressing the problem with uneven heat distribution leading to scorching. Alongside these are simulation methods available for charged particle dynamics, electronics, and multiphysics problems. These represent the most powerful general purpose solvers for high frequency simulation tasks.Īdditional solvers for specialist high frequency applications such as electrically large or highly resonant structures complement the general purpose solvers.ĬST Studio Suite includes FEM solvers dedicated to static and low frequency applications such as electromechanical devices, transformers or sensors.
CST Studio Suite® gives customers access to multiple electromagnetic (EM) simulation solvers which use methods such as the finite element method ( FEM) the finite integration technique (FIT), and the transmission line matrix method (TLM).
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