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Study on Hydrodynamic Behaviors of Gas–solid Two–phase MSFBs With Dimensionless Numbers

Liwen Chen

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In MSFBs,the local solid holdup distribution and magnetically stabilized regimes were studied by experimental measurements.A dimensionless group for magnetic field(Er) was developed.A dimensionless correlation to calculate the stable zone with three dimensionless groups of Er,Ar and Re was proposed by using the dimensionless analysis method.

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In MSFBs,the local solid holdup distribution and magnetically stabilized regimes were studied by experimental measurements.A dimensionless group for magnetic field(Er) was developed.A dimensionless correlation to calculate the stable zone with three dimensionless groups of Er,Ar and Re was proposed by using the dimensionless analysis method.

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In MSFBs,the local solid holdup distribution and magnetically stabilized regimes were studied by experimental measurements.A dimensionless group for magnetic field(Er) was developed.A dimensionless correlation to calculate the stable zone with three dimensionless groups of Er,Ar and Re was proposed by using the dimensionless analysis method.

Key concepts: Dimensionless quantity, Mechanics, Phase (matter), Thermodynamics, Materials science, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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