Modeling of a Ten-Particle Char Cluster Interactive Combustion

Xiang Jun Liu; Yu Jiao Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.953-954.1250

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Modeling of a Ten-Particle Char Cluster Interactive Combustion

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Char-cluster interactive combustion occurs widely in practical combustors. A 3-D mathematical model for char-cluster combustion is established. The combustion and gas-solid drag properties of a ten-particle char cluster are numerically studied. Detailed results regarding velocity vector, mass component, temperature distributions around and inside the cluster are revealed. Gas-solid drag forces acted on each combusting char particle are obtained and comparatively studied.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 953-954)

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Xiang Jun Liu*, Yu Jiao Fan

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Char-Cluster, Gas-Solid Drag, Interactive Combustion, Numerical Study

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