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    This document contains homework assignments on two exercises: 1. Complete Exercise 5.6 in the text, which involves calculating dimensions and moisture content of a 200g potato chip bag. The moisture content given is on a wet basis. 2. Complete Exercise 5.11 in the text to solve for rotor speeds of 2000, 3000, and 4000 rpm while keeping the gap at a minimum of 200 μm.

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    This document contains homework assignments on two exercises: 1. Complete Exercise 5.6 in the text, which involves calculating dimensions and moisture content of a 200g potato chip bag. The moisture content given is on a wet basis. 2. Complete Exercise 5.11 in the text to solve for rotor speeds of 2000, 3000, and 4000 rpm while keeping the gap at a minimum of 200 μm.

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    This document contains homework assignments on two exercises: 1. Complete Exercise 5.6 in the text, which involves calculating dimensions and moisture content of a 200g potato chip bag. The moisture content given is on a wet basis. 2. Complete Exercise 5.11 in the text to solve for rotor speeds of 2000, 3000, and 4000 rpm while keeping the gap at a minimum of 200 μm.

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    1. Complete Exercise 5.6 in the text, using the following cost data. Typical
    dimensions of a bag holding 200 g of potato chips are 20 cm 27 cm.






    Alibaba, March, 2014.

    Also, note that the moisture content of the potato chips, given in part (c), is on a wet
    basis (i.e., the mass of adsorbed moisture divided by the total mass of adsorbed
    moisture and potato chips). Assume that the package volume remains constant,
    ignoring the oxygen diusion into the bag during its lifeIme. O2 in atmosphere =
    21%, so the driving force for oxygen permeaIon is 0.21 atm.
    2. Complete Exercise 5.11 in the text. Solve for rotor speeds of 2000, 3000 and
    4000 rpm (the gap should be kept at a minimum of 200 m)

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