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FLUIDIZED BED WITH BIG ANGLE OF INCLINATION OF A GAS DISTRIBUTOR
ABSTRACT
A multi-sectional through-flow apparatus, proposed in [1], is described. In this apparatus stable fluidization of particles and deep and uniform cooling or thermal treatment is ensured by use of an inclined gas
distributor featuring an almost zero pressure drop. The pattern of particle circulation was investigated. Formulas for calculating of fluidization velocity at the start of particle movement and for computing the pressure
drop and rate of particle cooling by gas were derived. Characteristics of operating commercial apparatus are given.
distributor featuring an almost zero pressure drop. The pattern of particle circulation was investigated. Formulas for calculating of fluidization velocity at the start of particle movement and for computing the pressure
drop and rate of particle cooling by gas were derived. Characteristics of operating commercial apparatus are given.
PAPER SUBMITTED: 1997-10-07
PAPER REVISED: 1998-02-05
PAPER ACCEPTED: 1998-05-25
PUBLISHED ONLINE: 2020-11-07
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REFERENCES
[1] Genevanova, L. E., Kostromskoi, G. A., Skachkova, S. S., Hydrodynamics of Multisectional Fluidized Bed Cooler of Sphere Pellets, In: Calculations and Investigations of Concentrating Equipment (in Russian), VNIMETMASH, Moscow, 1985, pp. 33-39
[2] Kozin, V. E., Baskakov, A. P., About Non-Homogeneous Fluidized Bed of Particles, Izvestiya vuzov, Neft i gas, 91 (1966), 2
[3] Baskakov, A. P., Matsnev, V. V., Raspopov, I. V., Boilers and Furnaces with Fluidized Bed (in Russian), Energoatomizdat, Moscow, 1996
[4] Keis, V. M., London, A. A., Compact Heat Exchangers, Russian Translation (Ed. Yu. V. Petrovski), Energiya, Moscow, 1967
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