10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLUIDISATION»
Discover the use of
fluidisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fluidisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Peas, coffee and a few other foods are already processed with its help; soon the
housewife may find it adds variety to her own cooking by S. A. Gregory
FLUIDISATION is a way of making a mass of solid particles behave like a liquid
or even a ...
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Fluidization: Proceedings of the Second Engineering ...
The appearance of bubbles did not cause the overall bed voidage to fall and it
would therefore appear that fluidisation did not conform to conventional
aggregative fluidisation in that bed particles were fluidised at a voidage
approximating to ...
John Frank Davidson, D. L. Keairns, 1978
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1st World Conference on Biomass for Energy and Industry: ...
Water was then added, until a perfect fluidisation was achieved. The system
fluidisation may be directly observed as follows: Water, solvent and cake are
introduced into the vessel: the crude olive cake and the solvent in a fixed quantity
and a ...
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Fluidized Bed Technologies for Near-Zero Emission Combustion ...
of small amounts of fine particles reduces U M giving an increase in bubbling and
improved quality of fluidisation. 3.2.2 Fluidisation characteristics of gas–solid
systems Qualitative behaviour If the flow rate of gas is increased past minimum ...
5
Introduction to Biochemical Engineering
There are textbooks written on fluidisation and fluidisation engineering. A
detailed discussion on fluidised beds is beyond the scope of this book. General
concepts of fluidised bed bioreactor were described in Section 5.7.2 with a
schematic ...
Dubasi Govardhana Rao, 2010
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The Science and Engineering of Granulation Processes
Types of Fluidisation Behaviour As gas velocity is increased above Umf , a range
of fluidisation behaviour may be observed. Immediately after fluidising, the bed
may expand smoothly (particulate fluidisation). At the minimum bubbling velocity
...
Jim Litster, Bryan Ennis, Liu Lian, 2004
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Geotechnical Engineering for Transportation Infrastructure: ...
For the applied pressure change of about 65 cm in 4.5 s the top load of 2.8 jjjy is
sufficient to protect the soil against fluidisation. Only heaving effects due to small
elastic deformations are to be found. As a result the complete sediment is slowly
...
8
Food & Drink 2000: Processing Solutions for Innovative ...
Table 3 Requirements for final fluidised bed design based on minimum
fluidisation levels CONCLUSIONS The criteria influencing 1he effective freezing
of foods within fluidised beds have been identified. These are the degree of
fluidisation.
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Modern Blast Furnace Ironmaking: An Introduction
7.4. Fluidisation. and. channelling. 7.5. The average gas speed above the burden
is rather low, as shown in chapter 2. However, in a central working furnace the
gas speed might locally reach 10 m/s or more especially in the centre of the ...
Maarten Geerdes, Hisko Toxopeus, Cor van der Vliet, 2009
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Cooling Technology in the Food Industry
Main factors on which the rheodynamic state of fluidisation depends are air
velocity and air pressure drop through the product layer. In the succinct analysis
of the fluidisation state, the following notations will be used: D = particle diameter,
m; ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLUIDISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fluidisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Powder flow measurement from Anton Paar
The Powder Cell from Anton Paar delivers reliable and reproducible results by clearing the 'powder memory' with fluidisation. The easy-to-use ... «Laboratory Talk, Jun 15»
Rocks reveal enormous earthquake that shook Tanzania 25000 …
Eric Roberts and Hannah Hilbert-Wolf, found evidence of fluidisation and liquefaction, which is where soil behaves like quicksand. «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
Past earthquakes may help predict future quake damage
They found evidence of fluidisation (where soil behaves like quicksand) and upward displacement of material which is uncommon in a ... «Business Standard, Jun 15»
Powder Cell from Anton Paar helps simulate and determine powder …
... of the measurements; Enables rotational as well as oscillatory tests in any state of consolidation or fluidisation and any state in between. «The Engineer, Jun 15»
Earthquake research points to future
They found evidence of fluidisation, where soil behaves like quicksand, which in turn pushed a bus-sized block of sandstone 15 metres towards ... «Yahoo7 News, Jun 15»
Robust powder performance
Any powder that does not adhere to the car is collected and recycled to the fluidisation vessel where it is mixed with fresh feed ahead of re-use. «Laboratory Talk, Mar 15»
Phoenix Gold study highlights exploration potential of Zuleika Shear
... structural, logging and assay data to build a 4D evolution model to understand the fluidisation pathways and identify and target gold bearing ... «Proactive Investors Australia, Feb 15»
Powder flow measurements with Meritics' Revolution
Specific values obtained relate to flowablity, fluidisation, granulation and caking. Flowability data is found by constructing a power spectrum that ... «Laboratory Talk, Feb 15»
Rosetta: 'Goosebumps' on 'space duck' hint at comet formation
At the bottom of 67P, the so-called Imhotep region appears to have experienced repeated fluidisation events, recorded in defined layers. «BBC News, Jan 15»
Full engineering degree available in Gladstone
... all engineering disciplines by the School of Engineering and Technology, new facilities will include an air fluidisation rig, a universal vibration ... «Gladstone Observer, Oct 14»
