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Removal of water vapour from the air in stored food grains is

A. Drying

B. Heating

C. Dehumidification

D. Processing

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Removal of water vapour from the air in stored food grains is Dehumidification.
Dehumidification is a highly energy-intensive process, especially in humid climates and for building typologies that require strict space humidity set points.
Sub-cooling of air to condense out the moisture using chilled water or refrigerant is the most common method for dehumidifying.

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