Mercedes De Vega

Prof. Mercedes De Vega


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Academic Career Length

27Years (2000-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2011 in Applied Thermal Engineering
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DPD. Peinado
D. Peinado
MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega
NGNestor Garcia-Hernando
Nestor Garcia-Hernando
Carolina Marugán CruzCarolina Marugán Cruz
Carolina Marugán Cruz

1 November 2006 in Energy Conversion and Management
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MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega
José A. Almendros-IbáñezJosé A. Almendros-Ibáñez
José A. Almendros-Ibáñez
GRG. Ruiz
G. Ruiz

1 August 2011 in Chemical Engineering Science
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Antonio Acosta-IborraAntonio Acosta-Iborra
Antonio Acosta-Iborra
CSC. Sobrino
C. Sobrino
FHF. Hernández-Jiménez
F. Hernández-Jiménez
MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega

1 June 2013 in Applied Thermal Engineering
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NGNestor Garcia-Hernando
Nestor Garcia-Hernando
MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega
Antonio Soria-VerdugoAntonio Soria-Verdugo
Antonio Soria-Verdugo
Sergio Sánchez DelgadoSergio Sánchez Delgado
Sergio Sánchez Delgado

1 November 2008 in Chemical Engineering Research and Design
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CSC. Sobrino
C. Sobrino
Sergio Sánchez DelgadoSergio Sánchez Delgado
Sergio Sánchez Delgado
NGNestor Garcia-Hernando
Nestor Garcia-Hernando
MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega
This work describes the behaviour of the standard deviation of pressure fluctuations in fluidized beds for group B particles in the bubbling regime. An empirical–theoretical function, which depends on the gas velocity, is proposed for predicting the pressure signal fluctuations, and the corresponding values of are calculated. The differences in the standard deviation of pressure fluctuations obtained for absolute or differential sensors are analyzed and compared to experimental values corresponding to different bed dimensions, pressure probe positions and particle properties.This work has been supported by the National Energy Programme of the Spanish Ministry of Education under the project number ENE2006-01401 and by the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (CCG06-UC3M/ENE-0764).Publicad

1 January 2009 in Powder Technology
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CSCelia Sobrino
Celia Sobrino
NENaoko Ellis
Naoko Ellis
MVMercedes De Vega
Mercedes De Vega