RI 2904 The Flow Of Gases Through Beds Of Broken Solids ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
C. C. Furnas
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Jan 1, 1928

Abstract

Despite the fact that a great many industrial processes depend on efficient contact between a gas stream and a bed of broken solids for their operation, the data in the literature are very meager. Several investigations3 have been undertaken, but the work has been limited in scope and application. BUREAU OF MINES PROGRAM OF RESEARCH For the past 10 years the United States Bureau of Mines has been engaged in research with the object of formulating a more or less complete quantitative theory of the workings of the iron blast furnace. Obviously, in order to do this one of the essentials is to have considerable definite information on the laws of gas flow through beds of broken solids. This report in a brief summary of the experimental work on the problem which has been done at the North Central Experiment Station. The complete report with more detailed tabulation of the data and explanations of the experimental procedure is in process of publication in the form of a bulletin.
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APA: C. C. Furnas  (1928)  RI 2904 The Flow Of Gases Through Beds Of Broken Solids ? Introduction

MLA: C. C. Furnas RI 2904 The Flow Of Gases Through Beds Of Broken Solids ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1928.

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