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Statistical bubble parameters (bubble frequency, mean bubble rise velocity, mean pierced bubble length and mean bubble volume fraction) were evaluated.

Experiments show that k decreases with increasing mean bubble volume in the bed, in a similar way that k decreases with bubble volume for single bubbles.

Therefore, the local bubble size distribution is considered by a transport equation for the mean bubble volume, which is obtained from the population balance equation.

The mean bubble frequency, the mean bubble rise velocity, the mean bubble volume fraction and the visible bubble flow rate were found to increase with both increasing pressure and excess gas velocity.

Capacitance probe analysis was used to determine the mean bubble rise velocity, the mean bubble frequency, the mean pierced bubble length, the mean bubble volume fraction and the mean visible bubble flow rate.

The parameters compared were the mean bubble volume fraction, and the nondimensional forms of the mean bubble frequency, the mean pierced length of bubbles, the mean bubble rise velocity, and the local mean visible bubble flow rate per unit area.

For the sparse tube banks at the lower excess gas velocity, the mean bubble rise velocity, the bubble volume fraction and the visible bubble flow rate increased as the pressure was increased.

Estimates have been made using data from an instrumented pilot-scale bubble column of the volume fraction correction term over a range of local volume fractions (0.03 0.38) and mean bubble diameters (4 10 mm) for Bubble Size Distributions (BSDs) of varying 'broadness'broadness

Nevertheless, through the comparison of axial gas volume fraction and Sauter mean bubble diameter profiles, ABND model may be considered an alternative approach for industrial applications of gas liquid flow systems.

The mean bubble rise velocity, the bubble frequency, the mean pierced length, the bubble volume fraction, and the visible bubble flow rate were measured using capacitance probes.

The value of this correction term was found to depend on both the mean bubble diameter and the dispersity of the BSD, not simply on the local volume fraction.