Cocco et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Small-scale particle interactions are having significant effects on global fluidized bed behaviorCocco et al., 2017
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- 1945901044461225381
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- Cocco R
- Issangya A
- SB R
- Freeman T
- Jaeger H
- Knowlton T
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- KONA Powder and Particle Journal
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Fluidized bed design and scale-up depends strongly on particle characteristics such as size, shape, and for Geldart Group A particles, the level of fines (particles smaller than 44 microns). However, recent research has shown that particle clustering has a significant effect …
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