Numerical Simulation of the Gas-Solid Flow in a Mini-Riser Reactor

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The implementation of the kinetic theory for granular flows added strength to the two-phase flow model in the mini-riser. This model uses simulating and calculating commercial software of Fluent to simulate the mini-riser with 0.012m ID and 3m height. Euler-Euler two fluid model was adopted in two dimensional numerical simulation, according to kinetic theory,the solid stress was calculated based on granular temperature and granular viscosity obtained through simulation which could be used to describe the collision between particles. Simulation results, such as solid phase fraction and solid phase velocity, under different operational conditions basically agree well with the experimental measurement.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 396-398)

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356-360

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November 2011

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