Ion wind generation and its application to drying of wild Ginger slices (Curcuma Xanthorhiza)

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Temulawak or wild ginger is a herbal medicinal derived from lndonesia original. Wild ginger contains include an active compound as curcuminoid and antioxidant oleoresin components having a special quality to take care of health from various diseases. Drying is the important process to produce wild ginger (Curcuma xanthorrhiza) simplicia as raw material herbal medicine. In this study, has been dried of wild ginger using ion wind which yielded from corona discharge utilizing pin-multi ring concentred electrodes. Corona discharge was generated by using the fixed DC high voltage of 4,3 kV and drying was done at the distance between the fixed electrodes of 4 mm. Shaped of the five temulawak slices is a circle with a thickness of 2 mm and the diameter of 10 mm - 30 mm with 5 mm diameter interval. The sliced temulawak is placed just below the concentric multi-ring electrode and is 2 mm in distance. The wild ginger slices were dried with time varied 5-65 minutes with time interval 5 minutes. The researched result of drying of wild ginger slices obtained drying rate and shrinkage is inversely proportional to drying time.

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Sumariyah, Khuriati, A., & Fachriyah, E. (2018). Ion wind generation and its application to drying of wild Ginger slices (Curcuma Xanthorhiza). In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1025). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1025/1/012016

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