There are three principal factors that define the nature of a dryer, – McqOptions

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1.	There are three principal factors that define the nature of a dryer, which one of the following is not?
A.	The method of material conveyance through the drying section
B.	The pressure and temperature of operation
C.	Humidity of the atmosphere
D.	The method of heating the material
Answer» D. The method of heating the material

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