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Improved equation for the calculation of minimum fluidization velocity

Authors: Antoni Lucas; Josep Arnaldos; Joaquim Casal; Lluis Puigjaner;

Improved equation for the calculation of minimum fluidization velocity

Abstract

Classement des particules solides en trois categories selon leur forme, et determination pour chaque categorie des valeurs optimales des constantes figurant dans les equations de calcul de la vitesse minimale. Obtention de trois equations qui minimisent l'erreur de calcul de la vitesse minimale

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popularity
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influence
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