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With the use of the equation of motion in a one-dimensional formulation, the flow in a stationary and moving permeable layer during its blowing is investigated. Resistance to the flow within the layer is assumed to be linear in Darcy. The thickness of the boundary layers was determined and the velocity distribution was obtained for various patterns of motion encountered in problems of drying and extraction

The flow of air in a moving and stationary permeable layer during drying of bulk building materials