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The 20th International Drying Symposium (IDS 2016)
Gifu, JAPAN, 7-10 August 2016
MANUSCRIPT TEMPLATE FOR THE 20th INTERNATIONAL DRYING
SYMPOSIUM (IDS 2016), GIFU, JAPAN
Yoshinori ITAYA1* and Nobusuke KOBAYASHI2
1
Environmental and Renewable Energy Systems, Gifu University
1-1 Yanagido, Gifu city, Gifu, Japan, 501-1193
Tel.:+81-58-123-4567, E-mail: xxx@yyy.com
2
Department, Institute
Address, City, ZIP Code, Country
Tel.:+country code area number telephone number, E-mail: xxx@yyy.zzz
Abstract: Please give a short abstract of the paper (maximum 200 words) here. In this
template you can read important details about the formal instructions for preparing the full
paper, please keep them strictly. Here you can check the deadlines as well. Corresponding
author is indicated by ‘*’ symbol.
Keywords: provide 5 keywords here
INTRODUCTION
Please use this template for your full manuscript
preparation. The guideline should be followed to
ensure uniformity throughout the paragraph. Please
submit your full manuscript via official IDS2016
website
(http://www.IDS2016.org).
General
enquiries please email to E_lab@gifu-u.ac.jp (email
title: IDS2016 FULL MANUSCRIPT) and attention
Prof. Yoshinori ITAYA.
below each of them, which itself has 6 pt spacing
before and after.
Please take care to have the title below the figure (not
in the next column).
BODY TEXT
The paper body is organized into sections. The first
one is always the INTRODUCTION. The section
headings are not numbered, TNR 10 pt, normal, 12 pt
spacing before, centered in separate line.
Text: TNR 10 pt, normal, single line, 6 pt spacing
before the paragraph, justified.
Secondary headings
It is possible to use secondary headings, TNR, 10 pt,
not numbered, left justified and italic.
The maximum length of the paper is 8 pages (4pages
minimum), 12 pages for keynote lectures. Page
settings: size A4, 3 cm top, 2.5 cm bottom, left and
right margins, two columns (0.8 cm between them).
Figures: Please use good quality figures (pictures,
graphs) in the paper, color ones as well. The size will
not be shrunk during the printing. Figures should be
sharp and well readable in the printed proceedings.
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Fig. 1) with 6 pt spacing before and a centered title
Fig. 1. Title of the figure
Tables: Tables can be inserted into the text with
separate numbering as follows in Table 1. The title of
the table is left justified, 12 pt spacing before and 6
pt after. For the second line hanging indentation of
1.25 cm is used. After the figure, there is 1 single
empty line of 6 pt, with no spacing before and after.
Table 1. Title of the table
Activity
Deadline
Abstract submission
30 Nov. 2015
Manuscript submission
10 March 2016
Equations are centered and numbered consecutively
starting from 1 as follows:
C D C
 2C

D 2
t
r r
r .
(1)
Before and after the equation, there is 1 single empty
line of 6 pt, with no spacing before and after.
The text should be in US-English.
Author(s) of journal publication (Year), Title of
paper, Name of journal, Volume, page numbers.
Author(s) of conference presentation (Year), Title of
paper, Title of conference proceedings, Place of
conference, Date of conference, Volume, page
numbers.
Book:
CITATIONS IN THE TEXT
Where a publication is referred to in the text, enclose
the name of author(s) and the year of publication
within brackets: (Mujumdar, 1990). For two authors
give both names and the year: (Farkas and Rendik,
1997). For three or more authors give the name of the
first author plus et al., and the year: (Seres et al.,
2004). If giving a list of references, separate them
using semi-colons.
Put only the year in brackets, when directly referring
to the author(s) of the publication. For example:
This theory was extended by Farkas and Rendik
(1997), as ….
CONCLUSIONS
The paper will not be reformatted, so please strictly
keep the instructions given above, otherwise it will
be rejected.
NOMENCLATURE
a
x
specific surface area
length co-ordinate
m2m-3
m
Greek letters


heat transfer coefficient
residence time
Wm-2K-1
s
Subscripts
i
e
o
inlet
equilibrium
origin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Write acknowledgements here if you wish. Keep it
short and simple.
REFERENCES
The list of references must be arranged alphabetically
according to the first author, subsequent lines
indented 5 mm. Do not number references.
Publications of the same author(s) should be listed in
order of the year of the publication. In case of more
than one publication for the same author in the same
year, label them by a, b, c, etc. and year (2006a).
Please note that all references listed here must be
directly cited in the text body.
Author(s) of the book (Year), Title of book, (Name
of editor(s)), Publisher, Place of publication.
Mujumdar, A.S. Handbook of industrial drying;
Marcel Dekker: New York, 1990
Contribution to a Book:
Epstein, N.; Grace, J.R.; Spouting of particular
solids. In Handbook of Powder Science and
Technology; Fayed, M.E., Otten, L., Eds.; Van
Nostrand Reinhold Co.: New York, 1997; 509–
536.
Journal:
Itaya, Y.; Kobayashi, N.; Li, L.; Suami, A.; Sawai
M.; Hamabe, H. Drying of sewage sludge during
composting in an updraft dryer with the concept
of using self-energy generated within the system.
Drying Technology 2015, 33(9), 1029-1038.
Conference Proceedings:
Kobayashi, N.; Hamabe, H.; Li, Y.; Itaya, Y. Sludge
treatment system combined with bio-drying and
carbonization. In Proceedings of 19th International
Drying Symposium, Rion, France, August 11-15,
2014; 932-940.
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