End-to-end modeling workflow to analyze the impact of mechanical production processes on the mass and heat transfer performance of corrugated glass fiber catalyst substrates
Authors:
- Etienne HaubrichsEHEtienne Haubrichs
- Barry van SettenBSBarry van Setten
- Michael HaasMHMichael Haas
- Ralf MüllerRMRalf Müller
- Martin VotsmeierMVMartin Votsmeier
- 10 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Research and Design
- Vol. 235, 452-472
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