Fluidized Bed Reactors: A Regional Analysis
Abstract
Reliable operation of tidal river basins depends heavily on an accurate quantitative understanding of fluidized bed reactors. The experimental programme was designed to isolate the dominant mechanisms observed in tidal river basins. Removal efficiency exceeded 58% under the optimized operating conditions. The study establishes a benchmark against which future methods can be compared.
Keywords:
fluidized bed reactorsparticle swarm optimizationheat transferrenewable integration
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