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The morphology of agglomerates has first been investigated by approximating the constituent primary particles with equivalent spheres. However, this simplified spherical primary particle model (SPPM) is questionable for agglomerates made of irregularly shaped primary particles. Therefore, the SPPM i...
Micro-interactions play a fundamental role in molding the macroscopic behavior of processes involving a dispersed system, such as spray fluidized bed granulation. In spray fluidized bed granulation, particles get aggregated and dried simultaneously by passing through many complex micro-processes whi...
The processing of particulate materials by agglomeration is a widespread technology that facilitates the handling of intermediate products and allows for the fulfillment of end-user product specifications. Fluidized bed spray processes take advantage of the simultaneous agglomeration and drying in a...
In search of an alternative for chemicals and energy from fossil fuels, lignin pyrolysis is experimentally investigated in a circulating fluidized bed. Deviation in pyrolysis behavior of a softwood Kraft lignin and a wheat straw hydrolysis lignin is analyzed by means of char morphology as well as ov...
This thesis presents Dyssol – a novel simulation framework for dynamic
fl owsheet simulation of solids processes. Designed as a versatile, modular,
and extensible tool, the system addresses the challenges of dynamic
modelling of complex process structures with interdependent unit operations
and re...
The importance of plant-based milk alternatives has grown rapidly in recent years, with powdered forms gaining particular interest in the food industry. However, these powders often form lumps when reconstituted with water, making them unsuitable for consumers and food applications. To address this,...
The importance of plant-based milk alternatives has grown rapidly in recent years, with powdered forms gaining particular interest in the food industry. However, these powders often form lumps when reconstituted with water, making them unsuitable for consumers and food applications. To address this,...