A model based on two-fluid theory for predicting hydrodynamics behavior in 3D fluidized beds(Ⅱ)Fluid dynamics of liquid-solid system
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A model based on two-fluid theory for predicting hydrodynamics behavior in 3D fluidized beds(Ⅱ)Fluid dynamics of liquid-solid system
CIESC JournalIssue 5, Pages: 1100-1106(2008)
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1. 中国石油大学(北京)重质油国家重点实验室
2. 爱丁堡大学材料与过程研究所
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Online First:05 May 2008,
Published:05 May 2008
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ZHANG Kai, PEI Pei, Brandani Stefano. A model based on two-fluid theory for predicting hydrodynamics behavior in 3D fluidized beds(Ⅱ)Fluid dynamics of liquid-solid system[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (5): 1100-1106.
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ZHANG Kai, PEI Pei, Brandani Stefano. A model based on two-fluid theory for predicting hydrodynamics behavior in 3D fluidized beds(Ⅱ)Fluid dynamics of liquid-solid system[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (5): 1100-1106.DOI:
A model based on two-fluid theory for predicting hydrodynamics behavior in 3D fluidized beds(Ⅱ)Fluid dynamics of liquid-solid system
including additional terms in both the liquid- and solid-phase momentum equations based on the two-fluid theory by considering particle-fluid interactions under a quasi-equilibrium state
was employed to explore hydrodynamics in a 0.1 m (long) × 0.1 m (wide) × 0.5 m (high) 3D fluidized bed.The main features of this model are that the characteristic length in the model is of the order of the particle diameter and only a correlation for drag force coefficient is necessary to close the governing equations.Water and particles with a diameter of 2.5×10-3 m and density of 3000 kg·m-3 were used as liquid and solid phases
respectively.Spatio-temporal evolutions were simulated in the platform of CFX 4.4 by adding user-defined Fortran subroutines as liquid inlet velocity was suddenly changed.When liquid inlet velocity increased
both the internal interface and bed surface increased with simulation time
but the internal interface was wave-shaped.When liquid inlet velocity decreased
however
increasing internal interface and decreasing bed surface exhibited linear relation with time.Meanwhile
simulated transient response time was in good agreement with the two-dimensional experiments of Didwanla and Homsy and the one-dimensional theory of Gibilaro
indicating that this model could be used to predict the hydrodynamics of liquid-solid system in three-dimensional fluidized beds.
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