Thank you for sending me back the revision so fast. I added more comments, many of which editorial. I would suggest you considering to rewrite the literature review if possible. Can we do it by subjects, e.g.,
performance, theory, numerical methodology, experimental investigations, and
industrial applications of TLDs and ATLDs? Writing is for readers, not for the authors. If you just provide a plain description of what other people have done in the chronological order, why don't you just list the references and let the readers to judge? In addition, there are a few papers (e.g., Tait (2008) and Sun et al. (1995)) that deserve a more detailed review.
I wish you would reconsider my previous suggestion of adding a small section to discuss or review those key performance parameters of a TLD. I knew that Tait (2008) already had done so. But as long as it helps the flow of the writing and reading, we should do so. With that, we can also avoid to review other peoples results even in 'results and discussion' section.
At the meantime, we need to think over what major contributions this study has made. This will help to make this paper stronger and more readable.