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Discussion of the paper ”The partial coefficient of heat-transfer in a drying fluidized bed“ by P.M. Heertjes and S.W. McKibbins

✍ Scribed by L.N. Johanson

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1957
Tongue
English
Weight
113 KB
Volume
6
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2509

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✦ Synopsis

Tnnabove paperconcexnsthe measwem ent of heat-transfer CoefRcients in a fluid&d bed of wet silica gel particles. Reference ia made to similar work by KETI'ENEING, MANDERFIELD, and SMITE (Ckm. Eng. PtogtGss 1960 46 18Q) and to heat transfer from air to coal without drying by WALToN, OL8EN, and LEVENSPIEL (Ituf. En& Chmr. 1962 44 1474). Apparently the authors were unaware of the work by the writer and colleague (WUSLSY and JO-ON, Chem. Eng. Progreaa 1954 S8 847) in which heat-transfer coef8cients from gas to fluidized solid were obtained using an unsteady-state technique, and ln which the results of Knrrx~nr~o, MANDE~FIJZLD, and S~rrn were exteneively

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