Hydrodynamics of Mixed Feed in Circulating Fluidized Bed: Experimental and Theoretical Insights
This study investigates the hydrodynamic behavior of mixed feeds in a circulating fluidized bed (CFB) system using various solid mixes, including sand/saw dust and sand/rice husk. Key objectives include analyzing the relationship between gas velocity, solid circulating rate, and average solid hold-up along the riser. Experimental results highlight key trends and equations governing the dynamics within the CFB, presenting implications for improving efficiency in related chemical engineering applications.
Hydrodynamics of Mixed Feed in Circulating Fluidized Bed: Experimental and Theoretical Insights
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(ตัวอย่าง)Hydrodynamics of Mixed Feed in Circulating Fluidized Bed S. Suaysa-ard, S. Nitivattananon Fuels Research Center, Department of Chemical Technology, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok 10330, THAILAND Abstract Not over 6 lines , Font size 7 point Not over 6 lines, Font size 7 point Introduction and Objectives Objectives :, Font size 7 point Introduction :, Font size 7 point Experimental Results Test, Font size 7 point Fig. 4 Pressure Loop of CFB Fig. 5 Relationship between Gas (Sand/Saw dust mixer) ………… Velocity with Average Solid …… …… . Hold Up Along Riser Fig. 6 Pressure Loop of CFB Fig. 7Relationship between Gas (Sand/Rice Husk mixer) Velocity with Average Solid …… … Hold Up Along Riser Fig. 8 Relationship between Height Fig. 9 Relationship between Height with Solid Velocity at Gas with Solid Velocity at Gas Velocity 4.2 m/s Velocity 5.7 m/s Conclusion 1. When gas velocity and solid circulating rate constant solid hold up 4. Equation of relationship between gas velocity and solid circulating rate decrease along riser. on average solid hold up along riser of Sand/Saw Dust mixer was: 2. When solid circulating rate increased and gas velocity constant solid hold up along riser and dense bed increased. s,Sand+Race Husk = {64,389+37,497 (Gs- 0.8)0.7815} Ug-7.1719 3. Equation of relationship between gas velocity and solid circulating rate Acknowledgements 1. When gas velocity and solid circulating rate constant solid hold up 3. Equation of relationship between gas velocity and solid circulating rate decrease along riser. 2. When solid circulating rate increased and gas velocity constant solid