Effect of volume-contraction on incipient fluidization of binary-solid mixtures
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Abstract Towards the development of a predictive model for computing the minimum fluidization velocity, the volume-contraction phenomenon arising from the mixing of unequal solid species is accounted for in the prediction of the bed void fraction of binary-solid mixtures at the incipient fluidization conditions. Comparison with experimental data obtained from the literature clearly shows that significantly improved predictions are obtained except for cases where the stratification pattern whether arising from the slow defluidization or the difference in the densities of the two species affects the mixing of the constituent species.
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OpenAlex topics: Granular flow and fluidized beds · Particle Dynamics in Fluid Flows · Fluid Dynamics and Mixing
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