ISO 11520:2001
ISO 11520:2001 Agricultural grain driers – Determination of drying performance – Part 2: Additional procedures and crop-specific requirements
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Description
This part of ISO 11520 specifies additional procedures and gives guidance for testing and evaluating the drying
performance of continuous-flow and batch grain driers for specific grain crops including wheat, barley, oats, maize,
rice, sorghum and rape. It supplements the general procedures given in ISO 11520-1 based on drying only wheat
over the limited range of moisture content of 20 % to 15 % wet basis.
Methods and data are given for
a) determining the evaporation rate of driers when drying grain crops under steady state conditions, and
b) correcting the main drier performance characteristics, including evaporation rate, grain flow rate, drying time
and specific energy and fuel consumption, to reference and other ambient conditions.
Procedures are specified for sampling input and output grain to assess changes in grain quality.
Edition
1
Published Date
2001-01-25
Status
PUBLISHED
Pages
102
Language
English
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Abstract
This part of ISO 11520 specifies additional procedures and gives guidance for testing and evaluating the drying
performance of continuous-flow and batch grain driers for specific grain crops including wheat, barley, oats, maize,
rice, sorghum and rape. It supplements the general procedures given in ISO 11520-1 based on drying only wheat
over the limited range of moisture content of 20 % to 15 % wet basis.
Methods and data are given for
a) determining the evaporation rate of driers when drying grain crops under steady state conditions, and
b) correcting the main drier performance characteristics, including evaporation rate, grain flow rate, drying time
and specific energy and fuel consumption, to reference and other ambient conditions.
Procedures are specified for sampling input and output grain to assess changes in grain quality.
