Estimation of Minimum Spouting Velocity in a Rectangular Spouted Bed

A study was conducted to explore the effects of static bed height, nozzle diameter, cone angle, and particle properties on the minimum spouting velocity in a 4 in × 1 in rectangular spouted bed. Tests were conducted with various solids materials (including 871 μm HPDE pellets, 3.2 mm nylon beads, 70...

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