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FLOW REGIME CHARACTERISTICS IN COCURRENT BUBBLE COLUMN REACTORS

BALMOHAN G. KELKAR Department of Petroleum Engineering, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, 74104
Pages 237-251 | Received 02 Feb 1985, Accepted 01 May 1985, Published online: 02 Apr 2007

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T. KAGO, Y. SASAKI, T. KONDO, S. MOROOKA & Y. KATO. (1989) DISPERSION OF GAS AND LIQUID IN BUBBLE COLUMNS OF HOMOGENEOUS BUBBLE FLOW REGIME. Chemical Engineering Communications 75:1, pages 23-38.
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Avik Saha & Arup Kumar Das. (2022) Bubble dynamics in concentric multi-orifice column under normal and reduced gravity. Physics of Fluids 34:4.
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Stoyan Nedeltchev, Friedemann Mörs, Adam Mühlbauer, Mark W. Hlawitschka, Frank Graf, Thomas Kolb & Hans-Jörg Bart. (2021) Reliable identification of the first transition velocity in various bubble columns based on accurate sophisticated methods. Chemical Engineering Research and Design 165, pages 409-425.
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Wei-Ling Li, Wen-Qi Zhong, Bao-Sheng Jin, Rui Xiao & Ting-Ting He. (2013) Flow regime identification in a three-phase bubble column based on statistical, Hurst, Hilbert–Huang transform and Shannon entropy analysis. Chemical Engineering Science 102, pages 474-485.
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Stoyan Nedeltchev & Ashfaq Shaikh. (2013) A new method for identification of the main transition velocities in multiphase reactors based on information entropy theory. Chemical Engineering Science 100, pages 2-14.
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S. Nedeltchev, A. Shaikh & M. Al‐Dahhan. (2011) Flow Regime Identification in a Bubble Column via Nuclear Gauge Densitometry and Chaos Analysis. Chemical Engineering & Technology 34:2, pages 225-233.
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Sandip Soni, Mohan Kelkar & Ciro Perez. (2009) Pressure-Drop Predictions in Tubing in the Presence of Surfactants. Pressure-Drop Predictions in Tubing in the Presence of Surfactants.
Cláudio Patrício RibeiroJr.Jr.. (2008) On the estimation of the regime transition point in bubble columns. Chemical Engineering Journal 140:1-3, pages 473-482.
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M.C. Ruzicka, J. Drahoš, P.C. Mena & J.A. Teixeira. (2003) Effect of viscosity on homogeneous–heterogeneous flow regime transition in bubble columns. Chemical Engineering Journal 96:1-3, pages 15-22.
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Jir̆í Drahos̆ & Jan C̆ermák. (1989) Diagnostics of gas—liquid flow patterns in chemical engineering systems. Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification 26:2, pages 147-164.
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