1st Edition
Modelling and Optimisation of Fluid–Particle Processes in Environmental Engineering
1. The role of hydrodynamics and interparticle forces in the agglomeration of fine particles
Benjamin Oyegbile
2. The role of fluid dynamics and fluid–particle interaction on fouling in membrane-based separation systems
Suzanne Yala
3. Micro processes at solid–liquid interface in fluid–particle systems
Benjamin Oyegbile
4. Numerical modelling and physicochemical characterisation of fluid–particle systems
Benjamin Oyegbile
5. Numerical simulation and design optimisation of hydrodynamics and mixing process in a stirred tank reactor (STR)
Benjamin Oyegbile
6. Numerical modelling of the hydrodynamics and fluid–particle interactions in a Rotatory Vortex Pelleting (RVP) reactor
Benjamin Oyegbile
7. Numerical simulation of convective mixing and heat transfer in a pilot-scale hydrothermal carbonisation (HTC) reactor
Benjamin Oyegbile
8. Mathematical modelling of the effects compression of fouling layers as a predictive tool in membrane bioreactor systems
Suzanne Yala
Biography
Benjamin Oyegbile holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering and is currently a visiting researcher at the University of Bradford. He has over six years of university-level teaching experience and a focused research agenda in fluid–particle modelling and environmental fluid dynamics. His research work is focused on the integration of experimental analysis and high-fidelity numerical simulations with advanced machine learning techniques to investigate and optimise complex fluid–particle processes in environmental engineering.
