The Coupled Heat and Mass Transfers in the Endothermic Chemical Reaction Packed Beds

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According to the assumption of local thermal non-equilibrium and the heat transfer controlled regime, a mathematical model describing the coupling between the heat and mass transfer processes in a porous packed bed with endothermic chemical reactions was established and solved by the alternate dimension implicit method. The calculated results showed that, the profiles of the temperature distributions of the two phases and the solid conversion ratio all decay near the radial boundary wall corresponding to the momentum boundary layer. However, the concentration of the product gas increases near the wall owing to the slower speed layer. The temperatures difference between the gas flow and solid pellets can not be ignored during the study of ore decomposition in the porous packed bed. The reaction features of the packed bed with endothermic reactions under different conditions can be analyzed by the established model.

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