Innovation for Clean Manufacturing: Direct Contact Ultrasonic Drying

Widening the Lens on Innovation for Clean Manufacturing-A virtual workshop series and report to policymakers
Low-Temperature Industrial Processes: Direct Contact Ultrasonic Drying.
Dr. Ayyoub Momen discusses the potential use of ultrasonic dryers in key manufacturing processes such as clothes drying and pulp and paper production. Key takeaways include that ultrasonic dryers can be faster and more energy efficient than thermal dryers, and have the opportunity to retrofit existing solutions as pre-dryers.
Series hosted by the Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy, Fraunhofer Center for Manufacturing Innovation, and Information Technology & Innovation Foundation. For more presentations in this series, visit www.bu.edu/ise/manufacturing-w....