Determination of flow regime by analysis of acoustic signals from impaction between particles and distributor
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Determination of flow regime by analysis of acoustic signals from impaction between particles and distributor
CIESC JournalIssue 4, Pages: 875-880(2008)
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化学工程国家重点实验室(浙江大学),浙江大学化学工程与生物工程学系,浙江,杭州,310027
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Online First:05 April 2008,
Published:05 April 2008
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REN Congjing, WANG Jingdai, YANG Yongrong, et al. Determination of flow regime by analysis of acoustic signals from impaction between particles and distributor[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (4): 875-880.
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REN Congjing, WANG Jingdai, YANG Yongrong, et al. Determination of flow regime by analysis of acoustic signals from impaction between particles and distributor[J]. CIESC Journal, 2008, (4): 875-880.DOI:
Determination of flow regime by analysis of acoustic signals from impaction between particles and distributor
Acoustic signals emitted from particles and bubbles in the gas-solid fluidized bed were collected by the transducer located under the distributor and the result showed that the energy and deviation of acoustic signals varied regularly with superficial velocity.Superficial velocity was the minimum fluidizing velocity or the minimum turbulent velocity
while energy or deviation changed suddenly.Then a criterion to determine the change of flow pattern was obtained that when the ratio of acoustic energy or deviation reached the maximum
the velocity was the minimum fluidizing velocity
while the ratio of acoustic energy or deviation reached the next maximum the corresponding velocity was the minimum turbulent velocity.Experiments were carried out in a fluidized bed with inner diameter of 250 mm and polyethylene resin particles.The minimum fluidizing and minimum turbulent velocity obtained from the new method agreed well with those deducted from classical equations and traditional methods
including pressure difference method and pressure fluctuation method.In conclusion
an easy
sensitive
exact and on-line way to detect fluidizing velocity is presented
and this method is applicable to industrial equipment.