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Rather than forcing the dispersed-phase velocity -> the continuous-phase velocity as the phase-fraction -> 0 the velocity is now calculated from a balance of pressure, buoyancy and drag forces. The advantage is now liquid or particles are not carried out of bubble-column of fluidised-beds by the fictitious drag caused by forcing the phase-velocities becoming equal in the limit. |
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