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This research concerns the convective intermittent drying of in-shell  walnuts, as well as the comparison between intermittent and continuous  regimes. The collected data from the continuous drying experiment served as  the basis for the modeling of intermittent drying, where the kinetic  semi-theoretical model was implemented. Mathematical model for the  intermittent drying precedes the computer simulation and experimental  procedure for a single layer. As the validity of the proposed model is  confirmed, deep fixed bed drying simulation was included as well.  Intermittent drying regimes with shorter tempering periods gave better  results compared to the longer ones. Deep bed simulations showed that a  fixed bed of walnuts should not be bigger than 15-20 cm.

Modeling of intermittent convective drying of walnuts in single layer and its influence on deep bed drying simulation