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Terminal speed bubbles

Wallis, G.B., The terminal speed of liquid drops and bubbles in an infinite medium, International Journal ofMultiphase Flow, l,pp. 491-511 (1974). [Pg.267]

Wallis GB (1974) The terminal speed of single drops or bubbles in an infinite medium. Int J Multiphase Flow 1 491-511... [Pg.654]

In these equations, a is the specific interfacial area for a significant degree of surface aeration (m2/m3), I is the agitator power per unit volume of vessel (W/m3), pL is the liquid density, o is the surface tension (N/m), us is the superficial gas velocity (m/s), u0 is the terminal bubble-rise velocity (m/s), N is the impeller speed (Hz), d, is the impeller diameter (m), dt is the tank diameter (m), pi is the liquid viscosity (Ns/m2) and d0 is the Sauter mean bubble diameter defined in Chapter 1, Section 1.2.4. [Pg.711]


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