Computational Flow Modeling for Chemical Reactor Engineering
By V. Ranade. 2001
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- Modelling of solids distribution in stirred tanks: analysis of simulation strategies and comparison with experimental data (2005, background): “The application of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to chemical reactor engineering is challenging and very promising (Kuipers and van Swaaij 1997, Van den Akker 1997, Sundaresan 2000, Ranade 2002).”
- Validation of bubble breakage, coalescence and mass transfer models for gas–liquid dispersion in agitated vessel (2006, methodology): “The validation and fitting of unknown parameters of these models against experiments is still needed to make them reliable simulation tools (Ranade, 2002).”