Enhanced particle mixing performance of liquid-solid reactor under non-periodic chaotic stirring

IF 3.7 3区工程技术 Q2 ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL

Chemical Engineering Research & Design Pub Date : 2024-09-18 DOI:10.1016/j.cherd.2024.09.027

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Abstract

This paper introduces the Chebyshev non-periodic chaotic stirring speed based on chaos theory. Additionally, it constructs the DEM-VOF coupled computational model to investigate non-periodic mixing within the reactor system. Numerical calculations are employed to compare and analyze Constant Stirring Speed (CSS) with Chebyshev Non-Periodic Chaotic Stirring Speed and its reverse (CRS, CRS-R). The results indicate that the number of particles deposited at the bottom of end diffusion decreases by 54.3 %. Moreover, it samples particle concentration per unit volume, resulting in a 70.3 % decrease in the Relative Concentration Standard Deviation (RCSD) of particles. Furthermore, it quantifies the mixing effect based on the distribution of distances between particles, leading to a 20.3 % increase in the Unit Block Mixing Index (UBMI). In conclusion, this study improves particle distribution characteristics by utilizing appropriate non-periodic variable speed intervals. Additionally, it provides technical support for production scenarios involving the mixing and dispersion of multiphase non-homogeneous systems.

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非周期性混沌搅拌下增强液固反应器的颗粒混合性能

本文介绍了基于混沌理论的切比雪夫非周期性混沌搅拌速度。此外，本文还构建了 DEM-VOF 耦合计算模型，以研究反应器系统内的非周期性混合。通过数值计算，比较分析了恒定搅拌速度（CSS）与切比雪夫非周期性混沌搅拌速度及其反向（CRS、CRS-R）。结果表明，沉积在末端扩散底部的颗粒数量减少了 54.3%。此外，它还对单位体积的颗粒浓度进行了采样，使颗粒的相对浓度标准偏差（RCSD）降低了 70.3%。此外，它还根据颗粒之间的距离分布来量化混合效果，从而使单位块混合指数（UBMI）提高了 20.3%。总之，这项研究通过利用适当的非周期性变速间隔改善了颗粒分布特性。此外，它还为涉及多相非均质系统混合和分散的生产方案提供了技术支持。

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Chemical Engineering Research & Design 工程技术-工程：化工

CiteScore

6.10

自引率

7.70%

发文量

623

审稿时长

42 days

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