Response Surface Methodology Applied to Fluidised Bed Combustion
Ngozi Rao
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Anwar Mwangi
University of Tokyo
Lakshmi Nasser
University of Cambridge
Pierre Talukder
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission
Abstract
Few systematic studies have examined fluidised bed combustion under the climatic conditions typical of the tropics. The solution procedure adopts response surface methodology, and its results are presented in non-dimensional form. Agreement between theory and experiment is satisfactory, with a maximum deviation of 53%. The results provide a firm foundation for further theoretical and practical development.
Keywords:
fluidised bed combustionresponse surface methodologyload flow analysisfracture mechanicsweldingphotovoltaic cell
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