University of Alaska / Temple et al. / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
IndustryTerm
metal / metal alternatives / nontimber forest products / electricity / energy intensive / temperature-sensing device / given food / gas chromatography / dried food product / metal ones / gas heater / electricity costs / food scientists / maximum drying rate with minimum product / food products / oil / food surface / food product / food / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Canadian forests / /
Organization
Juneau Economic Development Council / U.S. Department of Agriculture / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Senior Thesis Committee / School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences / USDA / DH Unit / Cooperative State Research / Education / and Extension Service / University of Alaska / /
Person
R.R. Dinstel / Dan Parrent / Van Ardsel / Van Arsdel / Erika Merklin / Daniel Slakey / Daniel Joseph Slakey Presented / V.A. Barber / P.S. Holloway / John Bannister / /
Preliminary Investigation into the Use of a Dehumidifying Kiln for Drying Wild Herbal Teas in Southeast Alaska A Senior Thesis