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Krzysztof Gosiewski
Krzysztof Gosiewski
Associate Professor, Institute of Chemical Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences
Verified email at iich.gliwice.pl
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Homogeneous vs. catalytic combustion of lean methane—air mixtures in reverse-flow reactors
K Gosiewski, YS Matros, K Warmuzinski, M Jaschik, M Tanczyk
Chemical Engineering Science 63 (20), 5010-5019, 2008
1172008
Effect of the mode of heat withdrawal on the asymmetry of temperature profiles in reverse-flow reactors. Catalytic combustion of methane as a test case
K Gosiewski, K Warmuzinski
Chemical Engineering Science 62 (10), 2679-2689, 2007
852007
Effect of the intraparticle mass transport limitations on temperature profiles and catalytic performance of the reverse-flow reactor for the partial oxidation of methane to …
K Gosiewski, U Bartmann, M Moszczyński, L Mleczko
Chemical Engineering Science 54 (20), 4589-4602, 1999
851999
Catalytic or thermal reversed flow combustion of coal mine ventilation air methane: What is better choice and when?
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk
Chemical Engineering Journal 238, 78-85, 2014
842014
A study on thermal combustion of lean methane–air mixtures: Simplified reaction mechanism and kinetic equations
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk, K Warmuzinski, M Jaschik
Chemical Engineering Journal 154 (1-3), 9-16, 2009
832009
Energy recovery from ventilation air methane via reverse-flow reactors
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk, M Jaschik
Energy 92, 13-23, 2015
632015
Efficiency of heat recovery versus maximum catalyst temperature in a reverse-flow combustion of methane
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering Journal 107 (1-3), 19-25, 2005
512005
Thermal combustion of lean methane–air mixtures: Flow reversal research and demonstration reactor model and its validation
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk, M Jaschik
Chemical Engineering Journal 207, 76-84, 2012
492012
Simulations of non-stationary reactors for the catalytic conversion of methane to synthesis gas
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering Science 56 (4), 1501-1510, 2001
452001
Mathematical simulation of WGS membrane reactor for gas from coal gasification
K Gosiewski, K Warmuzinski, M Tanczyk
Catalysis Today 156 (3-4), 229-236, 2010
442010
Effective approach to cyclic steady state in the catalytic reverse-flow combustion of methane
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering Science 59 (19), 4095-4101, 2004
372004
Aerodynamic CFD simulations of experimental and industrial thermal flow reversal reactors
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk-Kurek
Chemical Engineering Journal 373, 1367-1379, 2019
332019
Combustion of lean methane–air mixtures in monolith beds: Kinetic studies in low and high temperatures
A Pawlaczyk, K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering Journal 282, 29-36, 2015
282015
Dynamic modelling of industrial SO2 oxidation reactors part I. model of'hot'and'cold'start-ups of the plant
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification 32 (2), 111-129, 1993
261993
Mathematical simulations of reactors for catalytic conversion of methane to syngas with forced concentration cycling
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification 39 (5), 459-469, 2000
202000
Applicability of membrane reactor for WGS coal derived gas processing: Simulation-based analysis
K Gosiewski, M Tańczyk
Catalysis today 176 (1), 373-382, 2011
192011
Dynamic modelling of industrial SO2 oxidation reactors. Part II. Model of a reverse-flow reactor
K Gosiewski
Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification 32 (4), 233-244, 1993
171993
Simplified kinetic model for thermal combustion of lean methane–air mixtures in a wide range of temperatures
A Pawlaczyk, KJ Gosiewski
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering 11 (1), 111-121, 2013
162013
Impact of thermal asymmetry on efficiency of the heat recovery and ways of restoring symmetry in the flow reversal reactors
K Gosiewski, A Pawlaczyk-Kurek
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering 17 (3), 20180021, 2019
102019
Spalanie metanu z powietrza wentylacyjnego kopalń w termicznym reaktorze rewersyjnym
K GosiewsKi, A Pawlaczyk, M Jaschik
Przemysł Chemiczny 90, 1917-1923, 2011
102011
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