Abstract

In order to identify the relationship between the microwave and the drying effect and apply microwave to dry the honeysuckle, studied the honeysuckle drying process by microwave. The results show, microwave can effectively remove the moisture in honeysuckle and the drying quality and drying effect would not be affected. Compared with the traditional drying technology, the microwave drying characteristics are short time, fast speed and high efficiency. The craft provides the basis that the microwave is used in honeysuckle drying.

Keywords:

Craft, drying, honeysuckle, microwave,

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