The Behavior of Suspended Solid Particles and Liquid in Bubble Columns

Kato, Yasuo; Nishiwaki, Akio; Fukuda, Takashi; Tanaka, Shigenobu

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“…UgDT/Esl = l 3Fr/(l + 8Fr0-85) (8) The experimental values of Ep are lower than those of Esl and are larger than those of Ep given by Kojima and Asano.U) Kato et al8) correlated the longitudinal dispersion coefficient of solid particles in three-phase bubble columns as follows. In the range of Ret=0.3-2.5:…”

Section: Behavior Of Solid Particles In Lean Regionmentioning

confidence: 56%

Axial holdup distributions of gas and solid particles in three-phase fluidized bed for gas-liquid(slurry)-solid systems.

Kato

Morooka

Kago

et al. 1985

J. Chem. Eng. Japan

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The behavior of gas and solid particles was studied in a so-called three-phase fluidized bed of 12-cm diameter. The mean gas holdups in the dense and lean regions and the mean solid holdup in the dense region were correlated by experimental equations. The axial distribution of solid holdup in the lean region was analyzed by the sedimentation diffusion model. The mean settling velocity, vp9 and the longitudinal dispersion coefficient of solid particles, Ep9 were correlated with previous data for bubble columns with suspended solid particles, respectively, as follows. Z)r/£p = {13Fr/(l + 8Fr°-85)}(l + 0.023Fr -°-8) where DT = column diameter; dp -particle diameter; Fr-Ug/^JgDT; g -acceleration of gravity; Ug = superficial gas velocity; vt = terminal velocity of solid particle; vl -kinematic viscosity of liquid or slurry; \j/l = (volume fraction of liquid or slurry)/(l-volume fraction of gas).

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Section: Behavior Of Solid Particles In Lean Regionmentioning

confidence: 56%

Axial holdup distributions of gas and solid particles in three-phase fluidized bed for gas-liquid(slurry)-solid systems.

Kato

Morooka

Kago

et al. 1985

J. Chem. Eng. Japan

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“…Kato et al 6) and Nakamura et al 10) found that the gas holdup in bubble columns with suspended solid particles (G-L-S systems) was smaller than that in gas-liquid systems (G-L systems). Their results are in agreement with the present ones.…”

Section: Results and Discussion 31 Evaluation Of Variables Mean Gas mentioning

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Longitudinal concentration distribution of droplets in multi-stage bubble columns for gas-liquid-liquid systems.

Kato

Kago

Morooka

1984

J. Chem. Eng. Japan

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“…The liquid dispersion coefficients obtained in this study are compared with correlations from the literature (Kato et al, 1972;Baird and Rice, 1975;Deckwer et al, 1974). The correlations applicable to the column diameter and operating conditions used are listed in Table 4 There are several reasons for this.…”

Section: ) Gas Velocitymentioning

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Engineering development of slurry bubble column recactor(SBCR) technology

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1998

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The Behavior of Suspended Solid Particles and Liquid in Bubble Columns

Cited by 179 publications

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Axial holdup distributions of gas and solid particles in three-phase fluidized bed for gas-liquid(slurry)-solid systems.

Axial holdup distributions of gas and solid particles in three-phase fluidized bed for gas-liquid(slurry)-solid systems.

Longitudinal concentration distribution of droplets in multi-stage bubble columns for gas-liquid-liquid systems.

Engineering development of slurry bubble column recactor(SBCR) technology

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