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TítuloAn operational model for the optimal operation of the freeze drying process

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Table 1: Parameters involved in the freeze-drying model. Parameters to be estimated are indicated in the Value column as t.b.e.
Figure 1: Freeze-drying model solution compari- compari-son.
Figure 2 depicts a schematic representation of the freeze-drying model. Freeze-drying process is split
Figure 3 represents experimental data (blue cir- cir-cles) vs. model predictions (blue line) for a fitting experiment and the validation experiment
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