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Supported data of the article: From Fluidisation to Swirling: Flow Regime Identification in a Toroidal Fluidised Bed Using Imaging and Pressure Drop Abdulbasit Hasan Mahdi Mahdi (22705793) Vladimir Zivkovic (22734632) Jonathan McDonough (22719089) Greg Mutch (7237307) Chemical engineering design Swirling fluidised bed TORBED Process intensification Particle entrainment Minimum fluidisation velocity <p dir="ltr">The research focuses on the hydrodynamic behaviour of the TORBED fluidised bed using fine silica particles with an average size of 90 µm. The pressure drop was measured using a pressure drop transducer, and the data were analysed based on pressure drop and the standard deviation to identify the bed regimes. The experimental conditions covered flow rates from 2 to 30 L/min and bed loadings from 1 to 4 g. The silica particles were divided into three samples: raw silica, silica sieved through a 38 µm mesh, and silica sieved through a 75 µm mesh.</p> 2026-09-24T09:05:06Z Dataset Dataset 10.25405/data.ncl.30840629.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Supported_data_of_the_article_From_Fluidisation_to_Swirling_Flow_Regime_Identification_in_a_Toroidal_Fluidised_Bed_Using_Imaging_and_Pressure_Drop/30840629 CC BY 4.0