Experimental and CPFD study of axial and radial liquid mixing in water-fluidized beds of two solids exhibiting layer inversion

Time-responses of concentration of a saline tracer were determined during fluidization by water at 15°C in a column of 191mm diameter. Mono-component beds contained 1.85mm glass beads (density 2500kg/m3) or 0.550mm ceramic spheres (density 3800kg/m3). A binary fluidized bed, containing equal volumes...

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Published in:Chemical engineering science 2013-05, Vol.95, p.119-127
Main Authors: Vivacqua, V., Vashisth, S., Prams, A., Hébrard, G., Epstein, N., Grace, J.R.
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Layer inversion
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Saline
salt concentration
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ceramics
chemical engineering
Computational fluid dynamics
Density
Dispersion
Dispersions
Fluidization
Fluidized beds
Glass
Inversions
Layer inversion
Liquids
Mixing
Multiphase flow
Saline
salt concentration
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