Characterizing tortuous airflow paths in a grain bulk using smoke visualization.
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Abstract
An experiment was carried out to determine tortuosity and local velocity of airflow through a grain bulk (soybeans) by analyzing digital images of smoke-visualized airflow paths. A 27 × 25 × 2 cm rectangular box made of Plexiglas was used to simulate airflow in grain bins. Coloured smoke was introduced into the test box for flow visualization. Digital images recorded with a high speed camera were analyzed to track the smoke movement frame by frame, based on which airflow paths were constructed and tortuosity and airflow velocities were then determined. Three airflow rates (0.25, 0.45, and 0.60 L/s) and two bulk densities (632 and 755 kg/m3) were tested. The results showed that the tortuosity increased with both bulk density and airflow rate. This meant that tortuosity was not only a geometry-based property varying with the pore structure, but also dependent on flow rate. Tortuosity of the fastest paths was close to that of the shortest path at a lower flow rate. However, at the high flow rate, the tortuosity of the fastest path was close to that of the longest path. This implied that the shortest path was not always the fastest path inside a grain bulk.
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