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Creator:: Leu, Lii-ping
Abstract:: The theoretical analysis of an unseeded, isothermal mixed-suspension mixed-product-removal (MSMPR) crystallizer with a fines trap is developed. The lumped parameter system equations are presented for a homogeneous nucleation and a number-dependent secondary-nucleation model. Linear stability analysis and system simulations are used to investigate the system's dynamic behavior. Modal control algorithms...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Sinquefield, Scott Alan
Abstract:: Black liquor recovery boilers experience significant fire-side fouling problems due to the deposition of entrained particulate matter. Increased understanding of the mechanisms by which particles deposit on these surfaces will lead to more effective management of the resultant problems. There is some evidence which suggests that the sub-micron fraction of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: coefficient for spheres as a function of Reynolds 14 number 2.8 Stokes number as a function of particle

Creator:: Cruz-Fierro, Carlos Francisco
Abstract:: In a fluidized bed of magnetically susceptible particles, the presence of a magnetic field induce the formation of particle chains due to interparticle magnetic forces. The resulting effect is a change in the overall spatial distribution of the particles, transitioning from a random, isotropic distribution to an ordered, anisotropic distribution....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: common are listed in Table 2.1. In the limiting case of very low Reynolds number (creeping or Stokes

Creator:: Sornchamni, Thana
Abstract:: Development of efficient methods for the destruction of solid wastes and recovery of valuable resources is needed to support long-duration manned missions in space. In particular, these technologies are required for deployment in hypogravity and microgravity environments, such as at the lunar or Martian surfaces. Gradient Magnetically Assisted Fluidized Bed...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: to thank Steven Adam from the Mechanical Engineering Department for training and helping me to

Creator:: Reed, Brian Patrick
Abstract:: Traditional modeling of fluidized bed operations has focused on the development of models and correlations for specific systems or narrow areas of application. With recent advances in computing power, new methods of modeling fluidization are possible. One such approach is the Computational Fluid Dynamic Discrete Particle Method (CFD-DPM), which treats...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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