狭缝式矩形喷动床中多粒度颗粒体系的最大喷动压降

在 15 0 mm× 5 0 mm× 110 0 mm的矩形喷动床中 ,研究了单一粒径体系和二组分及三组分混合粒径颗粒体系的最大喷动压降受颗粒粒径及粒度组成、静止床高和气体入口狭缝宽度的影响情况。实验采用宽度为2、4、6 mm三种宽度的狭缝式气体分布板 ,实验物料为单一粒径分别为 1、1.5、2 mm的玻璃珠。实验表明矩形喷动床的最大喷动压降与上述三种影响因素都有关系。本文还给出了最大喷动压降随这三种因素变化的实验关联式     

双喷嘴矩形喷动床流动性能实验研究

在120 mm×240 mm的双喷嘴矩形不锈钢床内,对新型双喷嘴矩形导流管喷动床的最小喷动速度和喷动高度进行了研究,考察了喷动气速、粒径、静床层高度、导流管直径、导流管安装位置对最小喷动速度和喷动高度的影响。结果表明:最小喷动速度随颗粒直径、导流管直径、导喷距的增大而增大,随静床层高度的增大而减小;喷动高度随喷动气速的增大而增大,随导流管直径的增大而减小,受静床层高度和导喷距的影响不大,并得出了最小喷动速度的关联式。     

双喷嘴矩形喷动床中最小喷动速度的实验研究

在双喷嘴矩形喷动床内,以空气为喷动气体,研究了最小喷动速度的变化规律和影响因素。实验表明,双喷嘴矩形喷动床的最小喷动速度与颗粒粒径、床层高度及操作温度有关。并在综合考虑床层高度以及气体和固体颗粒的物性的基础上,得出了双喷嘴矩形喷动床最小喷动时雷诺数的经验关联式。     

加压喷动床中细颗粒喷动特性

在内径分别为 186mm和 80mm的加压喷动床中 ,以空气为喷动介质 ,在 10 1～ 70 0kPa的压力范围内考察了几种不同粒度的细颗粒在加压下的喷动特性 .研究结果表明在不同的Re_t 内压力对最小喷动速度的影响不同 .实验还发现 ,随着压力的升高 ,喷动区直径增大 ,稳定操作区域增大 ,加压可明显改善喷动床的操作稳定性     

带导流管液固喷动床的最小喷动速度研究

在截面为矩形有机玻璃喷动床内，使用四种粒径的窄筛分球形玻璃珠，以常温水作为喷动和辅助液体。综合考虑床体的几何尺寸、操作参数以及液体和颗粒的物性特征，系统研究带导流管喷动床的最小喷动速度，得出最小喷动速度的经验公式，为设计和操作提供参考。     

导向管充气喷动床流体力学性能

在内径92mm的有机玻璃床内,对导向管充气喷动床的操作相图、床层压降、最小喷动速度及最大弃气速度进行了研究.实验采用4种颗粒为实验物料并采用空气为 喷动和弃气气体,通过对实验数据的回归得到用于计算或判别导向管弃气喷动床最小喷动速度和最大充气速度的计算式,以便为其设计和操作提供依据.     

双喷嘴矩形喷动床压降的实验研究

在双喷嘴矩形喷动床内,以空气为喷动气体,研究了最大喷动压降与操作压降的变化规律和影响因素。实验表明：双喷嘴矩形喷动床的最大喷动压降和操作压降与颗粒粒径、床层高度及表观气速有关,而操作压降还与床体结构有关。在综合考虑各影响因素的基础上,得出了双喷嘴矩形喷动床最大喷动压降的经验关联式。     

R/S分析法在识别气固喷动床流型中的应用

在200mm×15mm×600mm的矩形喷动床中,研究了3种不同颗粒体系的流型变化。提出了采用logE[R(t,τ)/S(t,τ)] logτ关系图形特征对流型进行识别的方法。结果表明,根据实测的床层压力波动信号获得的logE[R(t,τ)/S(t,τ)] logτ关系图形,可以客观地识别喷动床中存在3种流型,即固定床、稳定喷动和不稳定喷动。     

喷动流化床最大喷动压降的多因素影响与关联

基于截面200 mm×20 mm,高1600 mm,锥角60°的矩形喷动流化床,以二组分混合颗粒、单一组分球形颗粒及非球形颗粒为物料进行最大喷动压降的实验研究.结果表明,最大喷动压降随静止床高、颗粒密度、颗粒球形度及二组分混合颗粒体系中沉积组分分率增加而增大,随流化气速增大而减小;增大颗粒粒径或喷口宽度,呈现先减小后增...     

喷动流化床流动形态变化的试验研究国家

在一个可视化的半圆柱喷动流化床试验台上研究了喷动流化床的流形变化规律。研究表明：随着喷动气量和流化气量的改变,床内会呈现不同的流动形态：固定床、带射流的流化床、喷动床、充气喷动床和喷动流化床。同时研究了量小喷动速度和最小喷动流化速度随喷动管内径、颗粒粒径、静止床高的变化规律,归纳了预测量小喷动速度和最小喷动流化速度的试验关联式,绘制了喷动流化床的流形划分相图。     

Particle segregation in a spouted bed of binary mixtures of particles

Minimum spouting velocity and segregation behaviour of binary mixtures of particles differing in size have been studied. The experiments were carried out in a bed of 20 cm diameter at superficial gas velocities up to 1.3 U_ms by use of silica sand of four different particle sizes from 0.655 to 2.23 mm. An empirical equation was proposed for the minimum spouting velocity of binary mixtures. The effects of the particle size difference and the superficial gas velocity on segregation were investigated. Results showed that considerable radial segregation as well as axial segregation occurred even for high gas velocity under the condition of large particle size difference.     

Effect of interparticle forces on the conical spouted bed behavior of wet particles with size distribution

This paper aims to analyze air-solid flow behavior in conical spouted beds composed of glass bead mixtures coated by glycerol. Four mixtures of glass beads are used as the solid phase. Although these mixtures have the same mean Sauter diameter, each one is characterized by a different size distribution function (mono-sized; flat, Gaussian or binary size distribution). When glycerol is added to the bed of these particles, which are spouted by air, the gas-solid flow characteristics are changed due to the growth of interparticle forces; however, the trends of these changes are affected by the glass bead mixture type as well as by the concentration of glycerol. For beds of mono-sized particles, the minimum spouting velocity is maintained almost unchanged as the glycerol concentration rises; while, for beds of inert particle mixtures, this velocity increases, becoming greater for flat and binary size distribution particles. Conversely, the minimum spouting pressure drop decreases as the glycerol concentration rises for all beds of particles used. Based on theoretical prediction of interparticle forces, it is shown that these changes in the minimum spouting conditions can be explained by the magnitude of these forces.     

Hydrodynamics of a gas-driven gas-liquid-solid spouted bed with a draft tube

A cylindrical gas-liquid-solid spouted bed, driven exclusively by gas flow, has been developed with a high potential for use in biochemical processes, such as a biological wastewater treatment. A plexiglass column with a 152 mm inner diameter was used in combination with a 53 mm inner diameter plexiglass draft tube. Three particle types were studied with densities ranging from 1044 kg/m³-1485 kg/m³ and average particle sizes ranging from 0.7-2.5 mm. Four flow regimes were observed when increasing the gas velocity, including fixed bed, semispouted bed, full spouted bed, and internal circulating fluidized bed. The transition gas velocities between those regimes were experimentally measured and termed as minimum spouting velocity, full spouting velocity, and minimum circulating velocity, respectively. A measurement of the downward particle flux in the annulus was used to identify the minimum spouting velocity, while the particle velocity and dense phase retraction in the annulus were monitored for the full spouting and minimum circulating velocities. All regime transition velocities increased with more dense particles and longer draft tubes. The minimum spouting velocity and full spouting velocity were not affected when varying the nozzle-tube gap, while the minimum circulating velocity increased with longer nozzle-tube gaps. Experiments without a draft tube were carried, though the spouting stability was significantly reduced without the draft tube.     

Pressure Fluctuations in Jet Spouted Beds

Jet spouted beds that consisted of a transparent Plexiglas cylindrical column of 1 m high and a conical base with cone angles of 30°, 36°, and 40° were used in this study. The particles used were spherical glass beads with an average diameter of 1.7, 2.1 and 3 mm, respectively, and particle size of 2.2 – 3.1 mm, non‐spherical rice particles. The effect of size and shape of particles, and static bed height on the minimum jet spouting velocity, and standard deviation of pressure fluctuations, was investigated. The results show that the minimum jet spouting velocity and pressure drop increased as the bed height and particle size increased. The minimum jet spouting velocity could be determined from the plot of standard deviation of pressure fluctuations vs. superficial gas velocity. The results obtained were in close agreement with the results of other methods in the literature.     

水平辅助气对喷动床流动特性影响的研究

在上部内径为 195mm柱状、下部为 6 0°锥体的喷动床中水平引入辅助气 ,考察了水平辅助气对流动特性的影响。实验结果发现 ,辅助气的水平引入比竖直或法向引入可以更有效地抑制喷动气体向环流区扩散 ,降低最小喷动气速。在总气速一定的条件下 ,增大辅助气速的比例 ,可以降低喷动区空隙率而使颗粒浓度增大 ,提高颗粒的循环流动量。相比而言 ,喷动气速对喷动区颗粒的流动速度影响较大 ,而水平辅助气速对环流区颗粒的流动速度影响较大     

细颗粒喷动床的流体力学特性

在直径186 mm的喷动床中考察了细颗粒(d_p＝0.241～0.874 mm)体系的流体力学性质及夹带和磨损特性.采用不同的喷嘴直径(D_i＝6～14 mm)和锥底顶角(θ＝45°～80°)对其操作状态进行了研究,发现当D_i/d_p<19～21时可以形成稳定喷动.随着气体速度的增加,床层依次出现固定床、稳定喷动、不良喷动和腾涌等4个流动区域.实验测量的最小喷动速度与Mathur-Gishler关联式的误差在±15%之内.采用γ射线扫描仪测量了固体密度分布,结果表明喷动区的固体密度随高度的增加而增加,环流区的密度比松堆密度大3%～10%.颗粒的磨损和夹带随着气速的增大而增大,在稳定有序的喷动状态下变得最小.     

Spouting behaviors of binary mixtures of cylindroid and spherical particles

Spouting behaviors of cylindroid and spherical particles in a spouted bed are experimentally investigated. The characteristics of flow pattern and pressure drop of the binary mixtures are figured out and three kinds of cylindroid particles with different sizes and shapes are involved in experiments to discuss effects of particle size and shape on the spouting behaviors in beds. The emphasis is laid on the influence of the volume fraction of cylindroid particles, X_c, on the spouting phenomena, including the total pressure drop, the minimum spouting velocity, and fountain height. Results show that, the shapes and sizes of cylindroid particles, mainly including equivolume diameter and aspect ratio, significantly affect the spouting behaviors. There is a maximum volume fraction, X_c,max, for each kind of cylinders to maintain the stable fountain at a certain gas velocity. With the same gas velocity, X_c,max is lower for the cylinders with higher aspect ratio. © 2014 American Institute of Chemical Engineers AIChE J, 61: 58–67, 2015