12th International Conference on Gas-Liquid & Gas-Liquid-Solid Reactor Engineering (GLS12)

Session: Poster Session 1

Presentations

05:15 PM

CFD Simulation of Gas-Liquid-Solid Flow in Slurry Bubble Columns with EMMS Drag Model
Hydrodynamic Analysis of a Bubbling Fluidized Bed
Gas Phase Mixing in a Co-Current Two Phase Flow Moving Bed Reactor Using Gas Tracer Technique
Impact of Internals Height From the Gas Distributor on Hydrodynamics in a Bubble Column Reactor
Solid Mixing Assessment from a Simplified Radioactive Particle Tracking Technique
3-D Numerical Investigation of a Bubble Column
The Breakup and Coalescence of Bubbles Considering Interphase Turbulence Transfer in Bubbly Flows
Effect of Ultrasound on Particle Trajectories in a Heterogeneously Catalyzed Agitated Batch Reactor
Application of Optical Probe Probabilistic Model in Sparged and Stirred Gas-Liquid Tanks
CFD-DEM Studies of Gas and Particle Dynamics in Dry and Wet Fluidized Beds
Experimental Study of Circulating Fluidized Bed Using Radioactive Particle Tracking Technique
Reaction-Diffusion Modeling of Polyolefin Fiber Functionalization
Continuous Process of Lignin Conversion in a Three –Phase Fluidized Reactor to Produce Aromatic Aldehydes and Organic Acids
Direct Numerical Simulation of the Thermo-Capillary Migration of Bubble or Drop in a Liquid Under Reduced Gravity
Statistics Evaluation of Terminal Oscillations of Rising Bubble Shapes, Paths and Velocities
Experimental Study of the Self-Organization of a Group of Rising Bubbles
Numerical Investigation of Phase Fraction Measurements with Wire-Mesh Sensors
Experimental Investigation of Multiphase Flow Hydrodynamics in 2D Trickle Bed Reactors
Hydrodynamic and Mass Transfer Properties of a Bubble Column with Vertically Inserted Tube Bundles
A Novel Measurement Technique Based on a Single-Tip Optical Fiber Probe for Dense Foam
Deduction of 1D Models through the Transport of the Moments of the Age Distribution: Application to L-S Adsorption Columns
A Novel Separation Technique for Solid Particles Dispersed in Liquid Using Low-Frequency Ultrasound