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Mass transfer in bubble columns
Bubble columns are operated either in the homogeneous or heterogeneous flow regime. In the homogeneous flow regime, the bubbles are nearly uniform in size and shape. In the heterogeneous flow regime, a distribution of bubble sizes exists.
Rajamani Krishna, Jasper M Van Baten
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Bubble Columns with Internals: A Review
Most Industrial Bubble Column Reactors Require the Utilization of Internal Structures for Heat Transfer And/or for Controlling the Flow Structures and Back Mixing in the System.
Muthanna H Al-Dahhan +1 more
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Three-dimensional volume of fluid simulations on bubble formation and dynamics in bubble columns
Chemical Engineering Science, 2012Liu Mingyan
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Hydrodynamics and bubble size in bubble columns: Effects of contaminants and spargers
Chemical Engineering Science, 2018L Gemello +2 more
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Bubble properties measurement in bubble columns: From homogeneous to heterogeneous regime
Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 2017Xiaoping Guan, Ning Yang
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European Journal of Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 1979
R. Buchholz, K. Sch�gerl
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R. Buchholz, K. Sch�gerl
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Modelling of the coalescence/redispersion processes in bubble columns
Chemical Engineering Science, 2001Paweł Bielski
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Bubble size distribution in the sparger region of bubble columns
Chemical Engineering Science, 2002Roberto Bagatin, Maurizio Masi
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Population balance modelling of bubble columns under the heterogeneous flow regime
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2019L Gemello +2 more
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