CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FLUIDISE
PRESENT
Present
I fluidise
you fluidise
he/she/it fluidises
we fluidise
you fluidise
they fluidise
Present continuous
I am fluidising
you are fluidising
he/she/it is fluidising
we are fluidising
you are fluidising
they are fluidising
Present perfect
I have fluidised
you have fluidised
he/she/it has fluidised
we have fluidised
you have fluidised
they have fluidised
Present perfect continuous
I have been fluidising
you have been fluidising
he/she/it has been fluidising
we have been fluidising
you have been fluidising
they have been fluidising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I fluidised
you fluidised
he/she/it fluidised
we fluidised
you fluidised
they fluidised
Past continuous
I was fluidising
you were fluidising
he/she/it was fluidising
we were fluidising
you were fluidising
they were fluidising
Past perfect
I had fluidised
you had fluidised
he/she/it had fluidised
we had fluidised
you had fluidised
they had fluidised
Past perfect continuous
I had been fluidising
you had been fluidising
he/she/it had been fluidising
we had been fluidising
you had been fluidising
they had been fluidising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will fluidise
you will fluidise
he/she/it will fluidise
we will fluidise
you will fluidise
they will fluidise
Future continuous
I will be fluidising
you will be fluidising
he/she/it will be fluidising
we will be fluidising
you will be fluidising
they will be fluidising
Future perfect
I will have fluidised
you will have fluidised
he/she/it will have fluidised
we will have fluidised
you will have fluidised
they will have fluidised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been fluidising
you will have been fluidising
he/she/it will have been fluidising
we will have been fluidising
you will have been fluidising
they will have been fluidising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fluidise
you would fluidise
he/she/it would fluidise
we would fluidise
you would fluidise
they would fluidise
Conditional continuous
I would be fluidising
you would be fluidising
he/she/it would be fluidising
we would be fluidising
you would be fluidising
they would be fluidising
Conditional perfect
I would have fluidise
you would have fluidise
he/she/it would have fluidise
we would have fluidise
you would have fluidise
they would have fluidise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been fluidising
you would have been fluidising
he/she/it would have been fluidising
we would have been fluidising
you would have been fluidising
they would have been fluidising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fluidise
we let´s fluidise
you fluidise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fluidised
Present Participle
fluidising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLUIDISE»
Discover the use of
fluidise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fluidise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hydrodynamique de l'ecoulement diphasique solide-gaz, dans ...
The first aspect studied here concerns the Particle-Wall Friction Factor (PWFF). The variation of PWFF along the riser was investigated in an ICFB riser 1m in length and 0.052 m in diameter.
2
The Science and Engineering of Granulation Processes
These powders show some particulate expansion when fluidised before bubbling
takes over at higher velocities • Type B powders (sandy) also fluidise easily but
do not show any particulate expansion. All excess gas above minimum ...
Jim Litster, Bryan Ennis, Liu Lian, 2004
3
Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Annual Review
An animal burrowing at a greater depth must produce a greater increase in
pressure to fluidise the bed, a depth dependence unsurprisingly similar to
Darcy's law because fluidisation occurs at a critical flow velocity. Riisgård et al. (
1996) found ...
R. N. Gibson, R. J. A. Atkinson, J. D. M. Gordon, 2006
4
Proceedings of 17th All India Manufacturing Technology : ...
Size in Microns Classification of grit Fluidisation characteristics Grit No. C24 710
Coarse C30 C46 C60 590 350 250 Medium Easy to fluidise C80 C120 177 105
Fine Difficult to fluidise C180 62 Very fine Unable to fluidise Fixed Parameter ...
5
Food & Drink 2000: Processing Solutions for Innovative ...
Define the criteria influencing the operation of fluidised beds • Measure (he
parameters required to successfully fluidise a wide range of paniculate foods •
Quantify the rate of heat transfer achieved for each of the products • Verify the ...
6
Combustion of Pulverised Coal in a Mixture of Oxygen and ...
Plastic properties become more pronounced at high heating rates, up to a point; if
the heating rates become too high, coals cannot plasticise or fluidise, because
crosslinking reaction temperatures are rapidly reached before the coal structure ...
7
Boilers: A Practical Reference
Bed slumping: If the air box at the bottom of the bed is compartmentalised, it is
possible to cut out an air compartment, de-fluidise a part of the bed and maintain
the bed temperature at low load. This is simpler than bed height variation, though
...
8
Fluidized Bed Technologies for Near-Zero Emission Combustion ...
Fluidisation characteristics of powders and the effects of temperature and
pressure Geldart (1973) grouped powders which fluidise aggregatively into four
types, A to D, based on the region occupied on a plot of the difference in density ...
Geldart recognises four behavioural groups, designated A, B, C and D. Typical
fluidisation behaviour of groups A–C is illustrated in Fig. 10. Group B particles
fluidise easily, with bubbles forming at or only slightly above the minimum
fluidisation ...
Agba D. Salman, Michael Hounslow, Jonathan P.K. Seville, 2006
10
Routledge Dictionnaire Technique Anglais
... decoratlt m eevetement appearance cover; - electrolytique à cuve rotative m
peoouction harrel plating; - en hain fluidise m genie chim fluidized hed coating; -
en haton m conste concrcte lining; - en caoutchouc m eevetement ruhher coating;
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLUIDISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fluidise is used in the context of the following news items.
BEUMER fillpac®: Filling Technology for the Building Industry
The systems use a blower to fluidise the materials in a pressure chamber. The products can then be filled into bags gently and precisely. «Packaging Europe, May 15»
Robust powder performance
... steel plate at the base of the tester, at a velocity representative of that which is used to fluidise the powder at the car manufacturing plant. «Laboratory Talk, Mar 15»
Drying lignite – how and why?
WTA uses recycled steam from coal moisture to fluidise the wet lignite in the dryer. The energy for drying comes mainly from the steam bled ... «World Coal, Oct 14»
Powder Testing to Improve Product Quality and Manufacturing …
It was proving difficult to set a specification that reliably identified a material that would fluidise well. By using the FT4 Powder Rheometer to ... «Azom.com, Jul 14»
Abu Dhabi choir that helped the Stones to shine a light
“The amount of effort they go through to fluidise their tunes is more than enough to respect their art. If you closed your eyes during their ... «The National, Mar 14»
To see the world in a grain of sand – movement from a turtle …
The key thing is that if the turtle pushes too hard or fast, the sand will fluidise and the flipper will pass through it like a liquid, producing no ... «Deep-Sea News, Nov 11»
UT-1 Trencher Lays The Fattest Pipe In The Deepest Places
These inject water into the strata causing it to “fluidise”, loosening it and allowing the cable to sink in. The most massive trencher class ... «Gizmodo Australia, Jun 11»
Flexicon offers Single-Trip Bulk Bag Unloaders with Flexible Screw …
These include products that pack, cake, seize, smear, fluidise, break apart or separate with no separation of blended products. The hopper is ... «Ferret, Mar 11»
New Bio Pearls from TMC
Add 100-150ml of the pearls per 100 l/ 22 gal of tank volume and you will also need a fluidised reactor in which you would normally fluidise ... «Practical Fishkeeping, Dec 10»
Fluidised Reactor
Fluidised Reactors are used to fluidise media for your fish tank. For example if there is a chemical imbalance such as too much nitrate, the treatment media is ... «Swell UK, Oct 10»
