Incomplete mixing
(2009-present)
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web-page. I don't have time to update the content!
Bibliography
In the following:
- a superscript p denotes an author
who was a PhD student at the time the research was carried out.
- a superscript m denotes an author
who was an undergraduate at the time the research was carried out.
- a superscript u denotes an author
who was an undergraduate at the time the research was carried out.
Referred conference papers
- A.H. Msmalip and
M.I. Nelson.
A model for
incomplete mixing in a bioreactor.
In Proceedings of the 38th Australasian Chemical
Engineering Conference, CHEMECA 2010, (on CDROM),
Engineers Australia, 2010.
ISBN 978-085-825-9713.
- A.H. Msmali p,
M.I. Nelson and J. Kavanagh.
The effect of incomplete mixing upon the performance of a
membrane-coupled anaerobic fermentor.
In Proceedings of the Australasian Chemical Engineering
Conference, CHEMECA 2011, pages 1--12. Engineers Australia,
2011.
On CDROM. ISBN 978 085 825 9225.
- Showed that in a two-parameter segregation model that as the
degree of mixing increases from zero (which is a one-parameter
`dead-volume' model) to infinity (which is a perfect mixing model)
there is a region in which the effluent concentration is lower than
with no mixing. Thus there is a critical value of the mixing parameter
(δcr) and if the mixing parameter is lower than this
value (δ < δcr)) the performance of the reactor
is worse than if there is no mixing.
(Msmali and Nelson, 2010).
John Kavanagh |
2011-Present |
Ahmed H. Msmali (PhD student) |
2009-Present |
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