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A unified model for particulate expansion of fluidised beds and flow in fixed porous media

โœ Scribed by P.U. Foscolo; L.G. Gibilaro; S.P. Waldram


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1983
Tongue
English
Weight
846 KB
Volume
38
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2509

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โœฆ Synopsis


AMract-A model is derived for a fluidised bed that enables its steady state particulate expansion to be predicted as a function of superficial velocity from the initial backed bed) condition to the final fully expanded (single suspended particle) state. These predictions are in good agreement with the empirical correlations and functional dependencies found by Richardson and Zaki[ I, 21 over the full range of flow conditions. The derivations incorporate revisions in the form of the pressure drop correlations for flow in porous media that are justified on theoretical and empirical grounds. fN-l-RODUCTION The relationship between superficial liquid velocity, u, and voidage, t, in a fluid&d bed is well described by the equation, U --_c".


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