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A comprehensive and up-to-date look at fluidization processes.
Fluidization Processes: Design and Operation delivers a thorough, practical guide to the design and operation of gas-solid fluidized-bed systems. It grounds readers in the critical concepts that underpin industrial performance, including jets, bubbles, entrainment, heat transfer, particle cohesion, attrition, and fluidization regimes.
With a strong emphasis on application, the book explains key design calculations and modeling approaches used in industry. It also provides scale-up methodologies and essential design considerations, along with discussions of bubbling and turbulent fluidized-bed hydrodynamics, circulating fluidized bed (CFB) riser hydrodynamics, and the major components of fluidized-bed units.
Readers will also find:
Thorough introductions to core fluidization concepts and particle properties, including Geldart particle classifications.
Comprehensive coverage of fluidization regimes, including particle elutriation and entrainment.
Practical discussions of design and operation, including distributors, attrition and erosion.
Complete treatments of cyclone design and operation, diplegs and standpipes, and pressure-loop calculations.
Perfect for chemical engineers and process engineers, Fluidization Processes: Design and Operation will also benefit environmental engineers, catalytic chemists, materials scientists, and industrial chemists.
Introduction
Particle Properties and Fluidization
Fluidization Concepts
Fluidization Regimes
Bubbling and Turbulent Fluidized Bed Hydrodynamics
CFB Riser Hydrodynamics
Components of Fluidized Bed Units
Distributors
Particle Elutriation and Entrainment
Cyclones
Diplegs and Standpipes
Pressure Loop Calculations
Attrition and Erosion Mechanisms
Scale-up Considerations
Experiments for Scale-up
Modeling
Mitigating Pitfalls
Industrial Applications