Linköping University has published a feature on the Leandry project in Sweden, where a prototype built on WaHa Vaporator® technology dried grain using dehumidified air instead of heat. According to LiU, the 2024 trials at Hasta Gård showed the method could halve energy use compared with conventional dryers.
The article ties the underlying material class, metal-organic frameworks, to the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and describes the collaboration between farmer-innovator Kurt Hansson, Agtech Sweden at Linköping University, Lund University, Hasta Gård, and WaHa.
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