1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf00868574
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Experiments on heat transfer between a fluidized bed and vertical and inclined sheets

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“…This involved the addition of a local gas resistance layer at the heat transfer surface, thereby allowing for greater voidage at this point. Baskakov (4) assumed that the thickness of this thermal resistance layer was approximately equal to the particle radius. He further assumed that the resistance of this layer was approximately equal to the temperature difference between the wall and adjacent particles, divided by the value of the specific heat flux between them.…”
Section: Another Modification Of the Packet Model Presented By Micklementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This involved the addition of a local gas resistance layer at the heat transfer surface, thereby allowing for greater voidage at this point. Baskakov (4) assumed that the thickness of this thermal resistance layer was approximately equal to the particle radius. He further assumed that the resistance of this layer was approximately equal to the temperature difference between the wall and adjacent particles, divided by the value of the specific heat flux between them.…”
Section: Another Modification Of the Packet Model Presented By Micklementioning
confidence: 99%