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February 15, 2017, 22:49 |
Defining the region between two layers of fluid in a reacting flow
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alaba
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Hello,
I am trying to simulate biomass reaction with sand in a cylindrical fluidising bed reactor. They are both being fluidised by nitrogen so I considered the three of them (sand, biomass and nitrogen) as fluid. However, the biomass sits on the sand before fluidisation by nitrogen. How do I define the region (height) of sand and biomass in the reactor. Thank you guys and I am waiting for your reply. N/B: I considered it to be two dimensional. |
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