Drying Temperature and Time for some common Materials

Drying temperature and drying time for some common materials as coffee, fruits, lumber and more

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Material Drying Temperature
(oC)
Drying Time
(hr)
Bedding 66 - 88
Cereals 43 - 66
Coconut 63 - 68 4 - 6
Coffee 71 - 82 24
Cores, oil sand 150 0.5
Films, photo 32
Fish feed 70 - 110 0.5 - 1.5
Fruits, vegetable 60 2 - 6
Furs 43
Glue 21 - 32 2 - 4
Glue size on furniture 54 4
Gut 66
Gypsum wall board, start wet 175
Gypsum wall board, finish 88
Gypsum blocks 175 - 88 8 - 16
Hair goods 66 - 88
Hats, felt 60 - 82
Hops 49 - 82
Hides, thin 32 2 - 4
Ink, printing 21 - 150
Knitted fabrics 60 - 82
Leather, thick sole 32 4 - 6
Lumber, green hardwood 38 - 82 3 - 180
Lumber, green softwood 71 - 105 24 - 350
Macaroni 32 - 43
Matches 60 - 82
Milk 120 - 150
Paper glued 54 - 150
Paper treated 60 - 93
Rubber 27 - 32 6 - 12
Soap 52 12
Sugar 66 - 93 0.3 - 0.5
Tannin 120 - 150
Terra cotta 66 - 93 12 - 96

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