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The Reverse-Flow Spouted Bed Combustor

H. A. ARBIB† Columbus Laboratories, 505 King Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, 43201
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A. LEVY Bauelle Columbus Laboratories, 505 King Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, 43201
Pages 83-86 | Received 17 Feb 1982, Published online: 25 Apr 2007

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FELIX WEINBERG. (1996) Heat-Recirculating Burners: Principles and Some Recent Developments. Combustion Science and Technology 121:1-6, pages 3-22.
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S. B. GHORISHI & E. R. ALTWICKER. (1994) Heterogeneous Oxidation of Toluene in the Bed Region of a Spouted Bed Combustor; Effect of Bed Temperature and Bed Material. Combustion Science and Technology 103:1-6, pages 117-132.
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E. R. ALTWICKER & R. K. N. V. KONDURI. (1993) Hydrodynamic Aspects of Spouted Beds at Elevated Temperatures. Combustion Science and Technology 87:1-6, pages 173-197.
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STANLEYW.M. WU, C. JIM LIM & NORMAN EPSTEIN. (1987) HYDRODYNAMICS OF SPOUTED BEDS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES. Chemical Engineering Communications 62:1-6, pages 251-268.
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J. Zhao, C.J. Lim & J.R. Grace. (1987) Flow regimes and combustion behaviour in coal-burning spouted and spout-fluid beds. Chemical Engineering Science 42:12, pages 2865-2875.
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Norman Epstein. (2009) Second international symposium on spouted beds: Introductory remarks. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering 61:3, pages 265-266.
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