DOI: 10.11606/t.3.2018.tde-05112018-140813
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Design of adsorption systems by topology optimisation.

Abstract: ResumoAdsorçãoé um mecanismo de retençao de moléculas de um fluido em superfícies solidas e apresenta um vasto campo de aplicações, como em refrigeração, processos de separação e armazenamento de combustível. Este trabalho descreve o modelo de adsorção de gás em meios porosos e define uma abordagem de otimização de sistemas de adsorção baseada no Método de Otimização Topológica (MOT). Uma formulação abrangente para os fenômenos de adsorção e dessorçãoé apresentada, detalhando a dedução de seus formas fracas e … Show more

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“…This allows for a numerical design in which the mass and energy equations complete numeric differentiation and update pressure and temperature state variables before proceeding to solve for the fluid structure interaction of the vapor phase, the adsorbed phase, and the adsorbent. The updated pressure and temperature resolve phase concentrations by way of the LDF and then proceeding to the next time step. , Time discretization follows the backward Euler method.…”
Section: Solver Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This allows for a numerical design in which the mass and energy equations complete numeric differentiation and update pressure and temperature state variables before proceeding to solve for the fluid structure interaction of the vapor phase, the adsorbed phase, and the adsorbent. The updated pressure and temperature resolve phase concentrations by way of the LDF and then proceeding to the next time step. , Time discretization follows the backward Euler method.…”
Section: Solver Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The updated pressure and temperature resolve phase concentrations by way of the LDF and then proceeding to the next time step. 12,28 Time discretization follows the backward Euler method.…”
Section: ■ Solver Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%