Finite Element Analysis for Fluidised Bed Combustion
An Experimental Investigation
Aminul Bose
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Fatima Hussein
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Abstract
The present investigation addresses the persistent difficulty of predicting fluidised bed combustion in groundwater development. The technique employs finite element analysis to obtain results with a modest computational effort. For all 8 of the cases examined, the method consistently gives conservative estimates. It is suggested that the present results be incorporated into future revisions of the relevant standards.
Keywords:
fluidised bed combustionfinite element analysisfinite element methodboundary layerwastewater treatmentcontrol systems
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