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This has been done by comparing the results from a bed model using the porous media approximation with the results from the same model, where the intraparticle gradients have been taken into account by a two-dimensional particle model.

They have compared the analytical approximations with the results of the experiments, and concluded that the approximately analytical solution can predict the adsorption bed dynamics for short cycle time.

We also compare the results of our approximation algorithm with the results of Matlab simulations.

In all cases, the models gave a reasonable approximation of the results, with R2 values at or above 80%.

While the results obtained with the full system and the system of equations reduced via small Mach number approximation, coincide, the results obtained with the Boussinesq approximation are unreasonable.

With the data obtained experimentally, it was possible to implement a two-dimensional exponential formulation cohesive zone model, since it was the model with the best approximation to the results of DCB test.

It is also worth to note that the Gaussian approximation matches with the simulation results quite well for the block.

Using a two-dimensional approximation, the results of experiments with variable amounts of o-cresol are shown in form of a graph (Figure 11), which illustrates dependence of coefficient Φ on bed temperature and the o-cresolin/phenolin ratio.

Therefore, the numerical method (3.20) based on non-polynomial spline approximations gives better results compared with the results given in [23].

Finally, a novel method for estimating the nonlinear resonant frequency is introduced by generalizing the concept of bilinear frequency approximation, and the method is validated with the results of nonlinear forced response analysis for several veering regions.

For the living state, the mean field theory gives a fairly good approximation to the result with local hopping, even for the smaller values of h.