Titlebook: Circulating Fluidized Beds; J. R. Grace,A. A. Avidan,T. M. Knowlton Book 1997 Chapman & Hall 1997 combustion.design.dynamics.fluid.fluidiz

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Molecular Events Behind Adverse Effects,in 1942) had both the reactor and regenerator in the form of entrained circulating fluid beds. Over 50 years later, FCC is still the major application of fluidization with over 350 FFC units operating worldwide, and with new ones coming on stream every year. FCC units convert heavy fuel oil and petr

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Shuai Ding,Siqi Li,Shujie Zhang,Yan Li record, such scale-up is still not an exact science, but is rather that mix of physics, mathematics, witchcraft, history and common sense that we call engineering. The purpose of scale-up efforts is not to achieve fundamental and total knowledge of the process, but rather to minimize the possibilit

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Growth Factors: To Cleave or not to Cleave,ies and phases in order to be able to predict reactor conversions, yields and dynamic responses. Accurate modeling also requires an adequate representation of the chemical kinetics, while other factors such as heat transfer and thermodynamics may also play significant roles. Models are more complex

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Growth Factors: To Cleave or not to Cleave,ng and reduced backmixing (Lim .., 1995). However, due to the core-annulus structure, particle backmixing along the wall can still be significant. Gas—solids contacting is not optimal given the non-uniform distribution of gas and particle flow in the riser. Significant solids backmixing also occurs

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Warren W. Nichols,Donald G. Murphycommercial success in some applications, and why they have replaced low-velocity fluid beds (LFB), or fixed beds in many catalytic and non-catalytic applications. In some cases, CFB processes have been designed to solve the shortcomings of an LFB, only to be replaced eventually by improved, lower co