Chapter 6. Flows in Packed and Fluidized Beds
6.0 Chapter Objectives
On completion of this chapter, a student should be able to:
Explain the concept of drag
Identify flows around solids, as opposed to flows inside conduits and pipes
Distinguish between skin drag and form drag
Sketch and explain flow behavior around an immersed object
Explain how boundary-layer separation is observed in flows around solids
Calculate the drag coefficient and drag force for flows around solids
Explain how flow behavior can vary if the solid object is a cylinder, sphere, or disk
Identify industrial examples of flows around immersed objects
Explain the concept of a packed bed
Calculate the voidage and solid-volume fraction of a packed bed
Use the Blake–Kozeny equation ...
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