Aggregation of Monosized Particles in Turbulently Agitated Suspensions - A simplified Approach

A. T. Gierczycki; P. A. Shamlou

Aggregation of Monosized Particles in Turbulently Agitated Suspensions - A simplified Approach

A. T. Gierczycki
, P. A. Shamlou

Katedra Inżynierii Chemicznej i Projektowania Procesowego (RCH/RCH3)

University College London

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Experimental data are provided to examine a model describing the influence of hydrodynamic conditions on aggregation of monosized spherical particles suspended in water. The linear aggregation rate at the initial period of the growing process was correlated as a function of the average energy dissipation rate in the vessel. Measurements were performed in a laboratory mixing vessel where monosized Latex particles of 3.3 and 10.2 μm underwent aggregation in the presence of a high-molar mass cationic flocculant.

Język oryginału	angielski
Strony (od–do)	125-128
Liczba stron	4
Czasopismo	Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Quarterly
Tom	10
Numer wydania	3
Status publikacji	Opublikowano - wrz 1996

Obszary tematyczne ASJC Scopus

Biochemia
Chemia ogólna
Chemia i technologia procesów

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