Translation of "Abtrocknung" in English

Due to its solubility properties and the very difficult drying, acetic acid is no ideal bromination agent, either.

For the predrying and final drying, the same high-frequency or microwave radiation can be used.

The primary droplet spectrum requires for the desiccation a defined amount of dispersion air.

Drying out in dry weather conditions requires a period of several days.

If within this time no drying occurs, wiping takes place.

This promotes uniform drying and thus colour continuity.

For drying even 1 tablespoon “Kräutervital” is also recommended.

That results in heating of the dirt layers, as a consequence of which they dry out.

Likewise, the adhesives according to the invention show a faster drying or hardening.

After drying, 25 seed grains in each case are sown in pots filled with sandy loam.

With increasing drying also the lap times became faster and faster.

Drying of the thus formed web to the desired final moisture content requires a substantial amount of energy due to the high initial moisture content.

However, on account of the necessary desiccation, only smaller liquid flows dependent on the air flow rate are expedient.

Then, microwave generator 2 is again turned on and the drying of the solvent is started.

The solvent combination provides for significantly improved drying and allows adhesion to various metals.

This can also lead to outgrowth and delayed drying of the crops for harvest.

For drying, the most suitable time period is therefore the time period up to reaching the isoelectric point.

FIG. 7 illustrates the additional drying-out due to flash vaporisation at the outlet of the extruder.

Due to the rapid drying of the raw products a temperature reduction starting on the surface of the product to be treated can occur.

After drying with soft paper towels, the samples are glued onto a transparent film after increasing pressing times.

After drying, the seeds are sown in pots filled with sand and perlite (1:1).

Rather, implementation of the method according to the invention ensures that the evaporator is dried following specified normal use.

For constructional reasons drying of all surfaces of the insulating materials is possible only in rare cases.

This is the case for construction and for the drying of walls before they are plastered.

Such agents are used for instance for killing off potato tops before the potatoes are mechanically harvested; for combating weeds in ripe cereal fields prior to harvesting; for accelerating drying in soybeans before combine harvesting; and for removing green plant parts in cotton ready for picking.

After completion of the injection workings, water no longer runs out of the sealed fissure and 24 hours after completion of the workings, it is observed that the wet concrete walls are starting to dry out.

Also, in drying the solvent a considerable saving of time was achieved in which the solvent, in contrast to conventional long-term storage under normal pressure or reduced pressure, could practically completely be removed.