Mixing Behavior And Hydrodynamic Study Of Gassolid-Solid Fluidization System: Co-Fluidization Of Fcc And Coarse Particles,
2010
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Mixing Behavior And Hydrodynamic Study Of Gassolid-Solid Fluidization System: Co-Fluidization Of Fcc And Coarse Particles, Zeeshan Nawaz, Yujian Sun, Yue Chu, Fei Wei
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Gas-solid-solid (GSS) fluidization system is a unique piece of equipment and its features related to better mixing quality. The mixing and hydrodynamic behavior of FCC particles with coarse particles is investigated in 2D and 3D cofluidized beds. The reason of enhancing mixing and fluidization properties by adding coarse particles is particularly due to the movement of coarse particles, those breaks the strong interparticle forces between FCC particles and destroy bubble wake (bubble disassociation strategy), time to time. The attrition mass was measured by using Zeeshan relationship at designated conditions.
Gas And Solid Mixing In A Three Partitioned Fluidized Bed,
2010
Korea Institute of Energy Research, Daejon
Gas And Solid Mixing In A Three Partitioned Fluidized Bed, Gyoung Tae Jin, Seung-Yong Lee, Young-Ju Seo, Solim Kang, Ho-Jung Ryu
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There are many gas-solid reaction systems which take place simultaneously in a single reactor, such as coal gasification. By splitting the reactions, high concentrated gases can be obtained without separation processes. Dual fluidized bed was proposed for this purpose. Similarly, simultaneous adsorption/desorption systems with dry sorbent for CO2 capture and the gasification reaction system with a char combustor and a gasifier separately were developed.
For improving gas and solid mixing efficiencies of the dual fluidized beds, a hitherto unknown partitioned fluidized bed (PFB) is proposed. A basic concept of PFB is that lower parts between two separated fluidized beds are …
Prediction And Validation Of Effect Of Bed Length On Rtd Of Coal In A Bubbling Fluidized Bed,
2010
IHI Corporation, Yokohama, Japan
Prediction And Validation Of Effect Of Bed Length On Rtd Of Coal In A Bubbling Fluidized Bed, Zhihong Liu, Masahiro Narukawa, Makoto Takafuji, Toshiyuki Suda
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The residence time distribution (RTD) of coal particles in a bubbling fluidized bed with continuous feeding is calculated with an extended convection-dispersion model, in which segregation of coal is accounted for. The effect of bed length on the RTD of coal is investigated, and the results are validated by experiments.
Conference Program,
2010
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
Conference Program, Sang Done Kim, Yong Kang, Jea Keun Lee, Yong Chil Seo
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Fluidization XIII: New Paradigm in Fluidization Engineering May 16-21, 2010 Hotel Hyundai, Gyeong-ju, Korea
Understanding Capture Efficiency In Fluidized Beds,
2010
CSIRO Minerals
Understanding Capture Efficiency In Fluidized Beds, K Seng Lim, Trevor D. Hadley, Jonian Nikolov
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This paper describes an experimental study on the extent of capture efficiency in a fluidized bed system under controlled conditions. Using aerosols as tracer compound, the capture efficiency in a fluidized bed was quantitatively measured as a function of contact distance (time). The paper presents the experimental technique as well as the results relating the capture efficiency to the bed hydrodynamic. A theoretical model was developed to describe the influence of operating variables on the overall capture efficiency. Dominant mechanisms enabling the capture of the fine aerosols are elucidated.
Dynamic Elutriation Measurement In A Continuously Operated Bubbling Fluidized Bed,
2010
University of Pretoria
Dynamic Elutriation Measurement In A Continuously Operated Bubbling Fluidized Bed, Willie Nicol, E. Du Toit, W. De Vos
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Measurements were performed using a novel thermal mass flow meter. The dynamic behaviour of the total elutriation rate was monitored from start-up until a steady rate was achieved. It was found that the elutriation rate at unsteady conditions can be as much as 5 times that of the steady value and that it can take more than an hour to reach steady state. This is attributed to the dynamic changes of the fines distribution between the fluidized bed and dipleg. It was further shown that a steady dipleg height does not indicate steady elutriation rates. Using the flow meter to …
Agglomeration During Fluidized-Bed Combustion Of Biomass,
2010
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Agglomeration During Fluidized-Bed Combustion Of Biomass, Li Shiyuan, Lu Qinggang, Teng Haipeng
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Wheat stalk is tested to investigate the formation of bed agglomeration. The results show that defluidization time decreases with the combustion temperature increasing. The minimum fluidization velocity of the bed material after the test increases. The K, Ca and Si elements play the most important role in bed defluidization.
Numerical Investigation Of Gas Sampling From Fluidized Beds,
2010
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Numerical Investigation Of Gas Sampling From Fluidized Beds, John Grace, Tingwen Li, Yongmin Zhang, Xiaotao Bi
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Gas mixing in a tall narrow fluidized bed operated in the slugging fluidization regime is studied with the aid of computational fluid dynamics. Three-dimensional numerical simulations are performed with an Eulerian-Eulerian model. Predicted axial and radial tracer concentration profiles for various operating conditions are generally in good agreement with experimental data from the literature. Different field variables including voidage, tracer concentration, and gas velocity at upstream and downstream levels are analysed to study gas mixing. Mean tracer concentrations in the dense phase and the bubble phase are evaluated and significant differences between them are found. The time-mean concentration is weighted …
Fibre-Optic Probe For The Simultaneous Measurement Of Gaseous Species Composition And Solids Volume Fraction,
2010
Ecole Polytechnique Montreal
Fibre-Optic Probe For The Simultaneous Measurement Of Gaseous Species Composition And Solids Volume Fraction, Jamal Chaouki, Jean-Philippe Laviolette, Gregory S. Patience
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A novel infrared fibre-optic probe was developed to measure quantitatively and simultaneously solids volume fraction (1-E) and gaseous species composition (Yi) in a gas/solid fluidized bed. The fibre-optic probe was used with a FT-IR spectrometer to perform real-time and in-situ measurements of absorbance in the fluidized bed. The effect of (1-E) and Yi on the absorbance spectra were additive and could be independently calibrated. To calibrate the probe, fuel mole fractions and (1-E) were varied between 1.8 - 10.1 mol% and 0 - 0.45, respectively. A proof of concept for a novel application in fluidized beds was completed: the fibre-optic …
Particle Breakage In The Cyclones Of Fluidized Bed Systems,
2010
Hamburg University of Technology
Particle Breakage In The Cyclones Of Fluidized Bed Systems, Marvin Kramp, Anja Püttmann, Andreas Thon, Ernst-Ulrich Hartge, Joachim Werther
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A breakage model is developed to predict the change in particle size distribution of brittle materials that undergo mechanical stress in gas cyclones. The breakage probability depends on the cyclone inlet gas velocity, solids load, particle size, and a material-specific constant. The model is validated with data from experiments on a laboratory gas cyclone with aluminum oxide and iron oxide. The results are applied to calculate the particle size distribution of a chemical looping combustion process with iron ore as oxygen carrier.
Fast X-Ray Tomography Of A Bubbling Fluidized,
2010
Delft University of Technology
Fast X-Ray Tomography Of A Bubbling Fluidized, Robert Frank Mudde
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This paper presents results of a train of bubbles moving through a fluidized bed imaged with an X-ray Tomographic Scanner. The scanner consists of three X-ray sources equipped with 2*30 CdWO4 detectors each. The fluidized bed has a diameter of 23cm and is filled with polystyrene particles (mean diameter 560μm). The bed is set at minimal fluidization and additional gas is released from a single capillary, forming a train of bubbles moving upwards through the bed. The scanner measures the shape, size and velocity of the bubbles passing the measuring plane. We present data showing that the scanner can quantify …
List Of Reviewers,
2010
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
List Of Reviewers, Sang Done Kim
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List of reviewers for this publication.
An Electrical Capacitance Tomography Study Of Pressurized Fluidized Beds,
2010
University of Twente
An Electrical Capacitance Tomography Study Of Pressurized Fluidized Beds, Niels G. Deen, Willem Godlieb, Sander Gorter, J.A.M. Kuipers
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Simultaneous electrical capacitance tomography measurements for two planes were performed to obtain detailed information on bubble characteristics in a pressurized fluidized bed. Average permittivity values were used to get estimates of bubble sizes, while cross correlation was applied to the signals of both planes to obtain average bubble rise velocities.
At low pressures, a wide variation in bubble size was observed. Large stable bubbles tend to affect fluidization smoothness significantly. At higher pressure, bubbles possessed a more uniform size and were in general smaller. Consequently fluidization behavior was observed to be smoother at higher pressures.
Digital Image Analyis Of Bubble Flow Distribution – Influence Of Operational Parameters,
2010
Chalmers University of Technology
Digital Image Analyis Of Bubble Flow Distribution – Influence Of Operational Parameters, Johanna Olsson, David Pallarès, Filip Johnsson
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In a first step towards investigating the horizontal fuel mixing in fluidized bed (FB) boilers, this work applies digital image analysis to study the bubble flow properties in a 2-dimensional FB unit. The work investigates the influence of fluidization velocity, bed height and gas-distributor pressure drop on the volume fraction and horizontal distribution of bubbles.
Prediction Of Catalyst Attrition In An Industrial Fluidized Bed Plant Based On Lab Scale Attrition Tests,
2010
Hamburg University of Technology
Prediction Of Catalyst Attrition In An Industrial Fluidized Bed Plant Based On Lab Scale Attrition Tests, Ernst-Ulrich Hartge, Stefan Heinrich, Joachim Werther, Anja Püttmann, Andreas Thon, Gegory Patience, Richard Bockrath
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The concept that catalyst attrition in a fluidized bed process can be simulated based on the attrition characteristics of the catalyst determined on labscale is applied to DuPont’s large scale process of maleic anhydride production from n-butane using a vanadium phosphorus oxide (VPO) catalyst. In the present cooperation effort the performance data and design parameters of the large scale plant are supplied by the École Polytechnique de Montréal and DuPont. At Hamburg University of Technology the catalyst’s attrition characteristics were determined in labscale attrition tests. Furthermore the fate of the solids in the process was simulated. The results of the …
Geldart Group Indication From Powder Measurements With A Rotating Drum Instrument,
2010
Massey University
Geldart Group Indication From Powder Measurements With A Rotating Drum Instrument, Clive Davies, Emile S. Webster
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Data have been collected with a GDR, for powders from each Geldart Group, over a rotation rates in the range 0-22 r.p.m.. Composite plots of avalanching frequency ,slumping rate and rotation rate, show that power spectral density for Groups D and B is qute different from that observed for Groups A and C.
The Transport Disengagement Height (Tdh) In A Bubbling Fluidized Bed (Bfb),
2010
University of Warwick
The Transport Disengagement Height (Tdh) In A Bubbling Fluidized Bed (Bfb), Chian Chan, Jonathan P.K. Seville, Jan Baeyens
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Bubbles bursting at the surface of a BFB project particles into the freeboard. Coarser particles fall back, the solids loading declines with height in the freeboard, and fines are ultimately carried over. The height of declining solids loading is the TDH, measured in this research by Positron Emission Particle Tracking, and modeled from a balance of forces on ejected particles. Model predictions and PEPT-data are in good agreement. Empirical equations overestimate the TDH.
Investigation Of The Effect Of Fluidization Time On Electrostatic Charge Generation In Gas-Solid Fluidized Beds,
2010
University of Ottawa
Investigation Of The Effect Of Fluidization Time On Electrostatic Charge Generation In Gas-Solid Fluidized Beds, Amanda Giffin, Andrew Sowinski, Poupak Mehrani
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This work focused on determining the effect of the fluidization time on particle charging. Charge equilibrium was reached on the bed particles after 60 minutes. The wall particle layer was built with negative and positive charges. Similar sized particles migrated to each region of the bed regardless of fluidization time.
Effects Of Particle Size And Fluidizing Velocity On The Charge Density Of Entrained Fines,
2010
University of British Columbia
Effects Of Particle Size And Fluidizing Velocity On The Charge Density Of Entrained Fines, Xiaotao T. Bi, John Grace, Kwang Seok Choi, Muammar Omar
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A previously-developed Faraday cup fluidized bed unit was modified to facilitate the in-situ monitoring of the transient entrainment rate and net charge of entrained fine powders. This enabled the determination of the transient charge density as a function of particle size and residence time of entrained fine particles. The results showed that the charge density increased significantly with increasing size of entrained fines, but was not very sensitive to the residence time and the fluidizing gas velocity for the finest entrained particles at gas velocities of 0.24 and 0.36 m/s. At Ug=0.48 m/s, the charge density of larger particles increased …
Electricity Generation Characteristics Of An Anaerobic Fluidized Bed Microbial Fuel Cell,
2010
QUST
Electricity Generation Characteristics Of An Anaerobic Fluidized Bed Microbial Fuel Cell, Qingjie Guo, Shuju Zhao, Xuyun Wang, Xuehai Yue, Liangyu Hou
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Anaerobic fluidized bed microbial fuel cell (AFBMFC) was developed to investigate the effect of fluidization behaviors on the electrogenesis capacity. Waste water and active carbon were used as liquid and solid phase, respectively. The fuel cell was started up successfully using anaerobic activated sludge as inoculums. The power density is increased with increasing circular liquid velocity up to 450 mW·m-2. High COD remove rate reached 93% after five days operation. Meanwhile, the effects of cathode area on the electrogenesis capacity of AFB MFC were also investigated.
