Liquid Atomization in another Freezing Liquid Environmental for Fluid Ice Production

Kun Feng Liang; Chun Yan Gao; Lin Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.347-353.3286

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Liquid Atomization in another Freezing Liquid Environmental for Fluid Ice Production

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Liquid-liquid circulating fluidized bed(LLCFB), which is a novel method of dynamic ice-making, was studied using direct contact heat transfer between droplets and the coolant. In the paper the key problems on droplets formation in LLCFB were investigated by the high resolution digital camera and image processing, the photos of drop formation were obtained. The effects of the shape of jet breakup, jet length on the size and uniformity of drops were revealed. The characteristic of particles size distribution was also presented.

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Kun Feng Liang, Chun Yan Gao, Lin Wang

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Dynamic Ice-Making, Liquid-Liquid Atomization, Motion Characteristics, Particles Size Distribution

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