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Author

K. Minekawa

Toyo University

Also Known As

K Minekawa, K. MINEKAWA, K. Minekawa, Kimio Minekawa

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Toyo UniversityMitsubishi Chemical (Japan)
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About

K. Minekawa is an author at Toyo University specializing in engineering, multiphase flow, and mechanical engineering.

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Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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Fluid Mechanics

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Chemical Engineering

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Phenomenological model for bubble column reactors: prediction of gas hold-ups and volumetric mass transfer coefficients

Kazuhiro Shimizu, Satoshi Takada, K. Minekawa,

Chemical Engineering Journal

2000

113

Power consumption and solid suspension performance of large-scale impellers in gas–liquid–solid three-phase stirred tank reactors

Naoki Dohi, Takanori Takahashi, K. Minekawa,

Chemical Engineering Journal

2003

96

Drop breakage in stirred tanks with Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluid systems

Kazuhiro Shimizu, K. Minekawa, Takeshi Hirose,

Chemical Engineering Journal

1999

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Suspension of solid particles in multi‐impeller three‐phase stirred tank reactors

Naoki Dohi, Yukimasa Matsuda, Norihiro ITANO,

The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering

2001

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MIXING CHARACTERISTICS IN SLURRY STIRRED TANK REACTORS WITH MULTIPLE IMPELLERS

Naoki Dohi, Yukimasa Matsuda, Norihiro ITANO,

Chemical Engineering Communications

1999

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An experimental investigation into vapor dispersion and solid suspension in boiling stirred tank reactors

Naoki Dohi, Yukimasa Matsuda, Kazuhiro Shimizu,

Chemical Engineering and Processing - Process Intensification

2002

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GAS-LIQUID MASS TRANSFER CHARACTERISTICS OF LARGE-SCALE IMPELLERS: EMPIRICAL CORRELATIONS OF GAS HOLDUPS AND VOLUMETRIC MASS TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS IN STIRRED TANKS

Naoki Dohi, Takanori Takahashi, K. Minekawa,

Chemical Engineering Communications

2006

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