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What’s the difference between a slurry bed, a suspension bed, and a slurry-filled bed?

2018-01-21View Original

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What’s the difference between a slurry bed, a suspension bed, and a slurry-filled bed?
Reply #22018-01-21
A slurry bed is the same as a slurry-phase bed; you probably want to ask about a fluidized bed. A suspended bed has a circulation pump, while a fluidized bed has a regeneration system similar to that in catalytic cracking. A slurry-phase bed is essentially a bubbling bed, right?
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Reply #42018-01-22
Personally, I think a slurry bed is classified based on the properties of the medium; is it determined by the solid content in the medium whether it is a slurry bed or not? Or should it be distinguished based on properties such as the viscosity and density of the medium?

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