1994
DOI: 10.1016/0098-1354(94)85011-9
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Two adaptive grid methods for fixed bed systems simulation

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“…This section is concerned with the nonlinear initial boundary value problem (13)-(14) which assumes importance in chemical engineering, for instance in the modeling of fixed bed cathalitic reactors ( [5]). In this model it is assumed that for a given axial point, the temperature values at a characteristic position of the tube radius are representative of the whole cross section.…”
Section: A Fixed Bed Cathalitic Reactormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section is concerned with the nonlinear initial boundary value problem (13)-(14) which assumes importance in chemical engineering, for instance in the modeling of fixed bed cathalitic reactors ( [5]). In this model it is assumed that for a given axial point, the temperature values at a characteristic position of the tube radius are representative of the whole cross section.…”
Section: A Fixed Bed Cathalitic Reactormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section is concerned with the nonlinear initial boundary value problem (13)-(14) which assumes importance in chemical engineering, for instance in the modeling of fixed bed cathalitic reactors ( [5]). In this model is assumed that for a given axial point, the temperature values at a characteristic position of the tube radius are representative of the whole cross section.…”
Section: A Fixed Bed Cathalitic Reactormentioning
confidence: 99%