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Dr Imran H. Khan
Dr Imran H. Khan
Queensland Universitry of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
Zweryfikowany adres z qut.edu.au - Strona główna
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Shrinkage of food materials during drying: Current status and challenges
M Mahiuddin, MIH Khan, C Kumar, MM Rahman, MA Karim
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety 17 (5), 1113-1126, 2018
1602018
Investigation of bound and free water in plant-based food material using NMR T2 relaxometry
MIH Khan, RM Wellard, SA Nagy, MUH Joardder, MA Karim
Innovative food Science & emerging technologies 38, 252-261, 2016
1262016
Experimental investigation of bound and free water transport process during drying of hygroscopic food material
MIH Khan, RM Wellard, SA Nagy, MUH Joardder, MA Karim
International Journal of Thermal Sciences 117, 266-273, 2017
1192017
Multiphase porous media modelling: A novel approach to predicting food processing performance
MIH Khan, MUH Joardder, C Kumar, MA Karim
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 58 (4), 528-546, 2018
972018
Determination of appropriate effective diffusivity for different food materials
MIH Khan, C Kumar, MUH Joardder, MA Karim
Drying Technology 35 (2), 335-346, 2017
882017
Multi-scale model of food drying: Current status and challenges
MM Rahman, MUH Joardder, MIH Khan, ND Pham, MA Karim
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 58 (5), 858-876, 2018
872018
Transport of cellular water during drying: An understanding of cell rupturing mechanism in apple tissue
MIH Khan, SA Nagy, MA Karim
Food Research International 105, 772-781, 2018
812018
Cellular water distribution, transport, and its investigation methods for plant-based food material
MIH Khan, MA Karim
Food Research International 99, 1-14, 2017
732017
Modelling of simultaneous heat and mass transfer considering the spatial distribution of air velocity during intermittent microwave convective drying
MIH Khan, Z Welsh, Y Gu, MA Karim, B Bhandari
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 153, 119668, 2020
722020
A mathematical model for predicting the transport process and quality changes during intermittent microwave convective drying
ND Pham, MIH Khan, MA Karim
Food chemistry 325, 126932, 2020
692020
Quality of plant-based food materials and its prediction during intermittent drying
N Duc Pham, MIH Khan, MUH Joardder, MM Rahman, M Mahiuddin, ...
Critical reviews in food science and nutrition 59 (8), 1197-1211, 2019
632019
Development of fractional viscoelastic model for characterizing viscoelastic properties of food material during drying
M Mahiuddin, MIH Khan, ND Pham, MA Karim
Food bioscience 23, 45-53, 2018
532018
Fundamental understanding of cellular water transport process in bio-food material during drying
MIH Khan, T Farrell, SA Nagy, MA Karim
Scientific Reports 8 (1), 15191, 2018
492018
An experimental investigation of the effects of Phase Change Material on Coefficient of performance (COP) of a household refrigerator
MIH Khan, HMM Afroz
Proc. Int. Conf. Mech. Eng. Renew. Energy, 2011
482011
Application of machine learning-based approach in food drying: Opportunities and challenges
MIH Khan, SS Sablani, MUH Joardder, MA Karim
Drying Technology 40 (6), 1051-1067, 2022
462022
Multiscale modeling for food drying: State of the art
Z Welsh, MJ Simpson, MIH Khan, MA Karim
Comprehensive reviews in food science and food safety 17 (5), 1293-1308, 2018
442018
Conventional Refrigeration Systems Using Phase Change Material: A Review
MIH Khan
International Journal of Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration, 2016
402016
Machine learning‐based modeling in food processing applications: State of the art
MIH Khan, SS Sablani, R Nayak, Y Gu
Comprehensive reviews in food science and food safety 21 (2), 1409-1438, 2022
382022
Sustainable food drying technologies based on renewable energy sources
H Qu, MH Masud, M Islam, MIH Khan, AA Ananno, A Karim
Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition 62 (25), 6872-6886, 2022
352022
Effect of phase change material on compressor on-off cycling of a household refrigerator
MIH Khan, HMM Afroz
Science and Technology for the Built Environment 21 (4), 462-468, 2015
342015
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