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Visualization for Engineering Designribing essential model elements. Lowry (1963) and, subsequently, Elliott (1981) have edited comprehensive reviews of the chemistry of coal utilization which present information on coal origins, characteristics, and reactions. However, comprehensive modeling of coal processes was not addressed. Field

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The Fight for Educational Equality,l combustors and gasifiers. In this chapter we will find that due to some very practical considerations, these equations must be modified for application to turbulent combustion. We will then identify different turbulence models and briefly discuss their range of applicability. We will introduce the

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Automatic Scientific Workflow Compositionn. In this chapter we change emphasis and briefly examine the dominant heat-transfer mechanism in coal-fired combustors and gasifiers; namely, radiative heat transfer. Radiation is electromagnetic energy in transport. A photon of energy interacts with an individual molecule to excite it to increased