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The serial model of Epstein et al. (1981) is demonstrated to predict successfully the overall voidage of the mixed layer of incompletely segregated binary and ternary mixtures of liquid-fluidized solids that differ only in shape. Some speculations are then offered on the conditions for the success and failure of this model. Finally, methods pro- posed in the literature for estimating the deviations from the serial model for a binary-solids bed, which manifest them- selves as a bed contraction, are discussed, with emphasis on packing models.
The serial model of Epstein et al. (1981) is demonstrated to predict successfully the overall voidage of the mixed layer of incompletely segregated binary and ternary mixtures of liquid-fluidized solids that differ only in shape. Some speculations are then offered on the conditions for the success and failure of this model. Finally, methods pro- posed in the literature for estimating the deviations from the serial model for a binary-solids bed, which manifest them-selves as a bed contraction, are discussed, with emphasis on packing models .