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Gas Fluidization

✍ Scribed by MEL PELL (Eds.)


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Leaves
124
Series
Handbook of Powder Technology 8
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This book is a much-needed fluidization handbook for practising engineers. There are few plants which do not have a fluid bed process operating somewhere on the site, yet engineers rarely have any formal training in the subject. College courses often emphasize academic issues rather than industrial needs, and a study of the literature reveals an overwhelming abundance of correlations and experimental data.

As this is a practical book, the author has minimized theoretical development of fundamental equations in favor of giving correlations which have been developed for large scale equipment. In some cases, where several correlations might apply, the author has chosen one or two which work best according to his own experience. Design procedures are described which should assist the designer and the operator of fluid beds to improve his process and to avoid some often-encountered pitfalls. The material will also be useful as a supplementary text to a course on fluidization, the emphasis on commercial design being a stimulating counterpoint to a strongly academic viewpoint.

✦ Table of Contents


Content:
Handbook of Powder Technology
Page ii
J.C. WILLIAMS, T. ALLEN

Front Matter
Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Dedication
Page v

Acknowledgments
Page vi

Preface
Page vii
Mel Pell

Chapter 1 - Introduction to Gas Fluidization
Pages 1-7

Chapter 2 - First Calculations
Pages 9-19

Chapter 3 - Gas Distributor Design
Pages 21-30

Chapter 4 - Bubble Growth and Stability
Pages 31-36

Chapter 5 - Mixing and Segregation
Pages 37-46

Chapter 6 - Heat Transfer
Pages 47-55

Chapter 7 - Drying and Solvent Stripping
Pages 57-63

Chapter 8 - Entrainment
Pages 65-73

Chapter 9 - Chemical Reaction Modeling
Pages 75-86

Chapter 10 - Scale Up and Scale Down
Pages 87-92

Chapter 11 - Defluidization and Agglomeration
Pages 93-96

Chapter 12 - Attrition in Fluidized Beds
Pages 97-107

Chapter 13 - Physical Forces
Pages 109-112

Appendix A - Units and Symbols
Pages 113-118

Index
Pages 119-121

Handbook of Powder Technology
Pages 123-125


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