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Virtual Lab: Fluidisation Experiments

Name: Virtual Lab: Fluidisation Experiments
Keywords: virtual experiments, multiphase flow, water, data analysis, FOS: Mechanical engineering, FOS: Chemical sciences, FOS: Educational sciences, Other Technology, FOS: Chemical engineering, education

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 28 Aug 2020Publisher:4TU.ResearchData

Authors: Kramer, Onno; Boek, Edo;

doi: 10.4121/12881009 , 10.4121/12881009.v1

Virtual Lab: Fluidisation Experiments

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Abstract

A virtual lab (MOOC) for students chemical, civil or mechanical engineering. Students are introduced with a fluidised bed reactor (multiphase flow). This expansion column represents a liquid-solid fluidisation process applied in drinking water treatment processes. The knowledge you will gain will help you develop and improve your competence profile of a highly qualified chemical engineer. Students are informed with short lectures (films) and a manual (document). Several assignments must be completed based on recorded laboratory experiments.

Related Organizations

Queen Mary University of London
United Kingdom
HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
Netherlands
HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht
Netherlands

Keywords

virtual experiments, multiphase flow, water, data analysis, FOS: Mechanical engineering, FOS: Chemical sciences, FOS: Educational sciences, Other Technology, FOS: Chemical engineering, education, training, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, fluidisation, sustainability, drinking water treatment, reactor technology, FOS: Other engineering and technologies, Specialist Studies in Education, hydraulic modelling, mooc, Teaching and Instruction, water softening, Physical Chemistry (incl. Structural)

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