Numerical Simulation of the Particle Motion Characteristics in Boundary Layer of Gas-Solid Rotary Flow
The boundary-layer feature and the forces on the particle are analyzed in detail, and the motion parameters of the particle in the gas-solid rotary flow are divided into two parts according to the r-z meridian and r-θ cross section. The Lagrange method is then applied, the 3-D mathematical model of...
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description | The boundary-layer feature and the forces on the particle are
analyzed in detail, and the motion parameters of the particle in the gas-solid
rotary flow are divided into two parts according to the
r-z
meridian and r-θ
cross section. The Lagrange method is then applied, the 3-D mathematical model
of particle motion in the gas-solid rotary flow is presented, and the Gear
integral method is applied to simulate the motion characteristics of the
particles. The results show that the centrifugal force and Saffman lift force
play important roles in the process of the particle being separated from the
gas-solid rotary flow in the rotary boundary layer. The velocity gradient of
radial direction is the biggest, and that of tangent direction is the smallest.
For a higher density ratio of gas to solid, the deposition performance of the
particle depends not only on the inlet flow velocity but also on the range of
the particle diameter. Reasonable velocity gradient matching of the three
directions (r,z,θ)
in the gas-solid rotary flow is useful to improve the separation efficiency of
the rotary separators. |
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rotary flow are divided into two parts according to the
r-z
meridian and r-θ
cross section. The Lagrange method is then applied, the 3-D mathematical model
of particle motion in the gas-solid rotary flow is presented, and the Gear
integral method is applied to simulate the motion characteristics of the
particles. The results show that the centrifugal force and Saffman lift force
play important roles in the process of the particle being separated from the
gas-solid rotary flow in the rotary boundary layer. The velocity gradient of
radial direction is the biggest, and that of tangent direction is the smallest.
For a higher density ratio of gas to solid, the deposition performance of the
particle depends not only on the inlet flow velocity but also on the range of
the particle diameter. Reasonable velocity gradient matching of the three
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r-z
meridian and r-θ
cross section. The Lagrange method is then applied, the 3-D mathematical model
of particle motion in the gas-solid rotary flow is presented, and the Gear
integral method is applied to simulate the motion characteristics of the
particles. The results show that the centrifugal force and Saffman lift force
play important roles in the process of the particle being separated from the
gas-solid rotary flow in the rotary boundary layer. The velocity gradient of
radial direction is the biggest, and that of tangent direction is the smallest.
For a higher density ratio of gas to solid, the deposition performance of the
particle depends not only on the inlet flow velocity but also on the range of
the particle diameter. Reasonable velocity gradient matching of the three
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analyzed in detail, and the motion parameters of the particle in the gas-solid
rotary flow are divided into two parts according to the
r-z
meridian and r-θ
cross section. The Lagrange method is then applied, the 3-D mathematical model
of particle motion in the gas-solid rotary flow is presented, and the Gear
integral method is applied to simulate the motion characteristics of the
particles. The results show that the centrifugal force and Saffman lift force
play important roles in the process of the particle being separated from the
gas-solid rotary flow in the rotary boundary layer. The velocity gradient of
radial direction is the biggest, and that of tangent direction is the smallest.
For a higher density ratio of gas to solid, the deposition performance of the
particle depends not only on the inlet flow velocity but also on the range of
the particle diameter. Reasonable velocity gradient matching of the three
directions (r,z,θ)
in the gas-solid rotary flow is useful to improve the separation efficiency of
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