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Article Dans Une Revue Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering Année : 2007

Layer inversion and bed contraction in down-flow binary-solid liquid-fluidized beds

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Experiments were carried out on downward-fl ow water-fl uidized binary mixture of spheres selected for possible layer inversion. With the two binaries tested (relatively high-density large particles mixed with lower-density smaller particles), only one of the fi ve possible steps of the layer inversion progression was clearly identifi ed for the higher liquid velocities, a mixed layer being observed at the top of the column close to the distributor. This layer manifested a bed contraction so large that its bulk density was lower than those of its constituent mono-components at the same liquid velocity, which determined its location within the column. The voidage of the mixed layer could be predicted with good accuracy (<0.7%) by regression of the Westman packed bed equation with one adjustable parameter.
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hal-02656848 , version 1 (30-05-2020)

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  • HAL Id : hal-02656848 , version 1
  • PRODINRA : 21904
  • WOS : 000244620500002

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Renaud R. Escudie, Norman Epstein, John R. Grace, Hsiaotao T. Bi. Layer inversion and bed contraction in down-flow binary-solid liquid-fluidized beds. Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2007, 85 (1), pp.25-35. ⟨hal-02656848⟩
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