Quantification of the Magnitude of Interparticle Forces in a Gas-Solid Fluidized Bed
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Abstract
RÉSUMÉ: Les réacteurs à lit fluidisé de type gaz-solide sont largement utilisés dans de nombreuses industries chimiques en raison de leurs excellentes performances en termes de transfert de masse et de chaleur, dépassant ainsi celles d'autres contacteurs gaz-solide. Ces performances sont étroitement liées à l'hydrodynamique du lit, elle-même déterminée par l'intensité des forces inter particules (IPFs) et des forces hydrodynamiques (HDFs). Ces forces exercent une influence sur la conception, la mise à l'échelle, le fonctionnement et les performances globales du lit. Les IPFs exercent un impact significatif sur les caractéristiques hydrodynamiques du lit dans diverses situations, particulièrement dans les réacteurs à lit fluidisé catalytique. Ces situations comprennent notamment le groupe A de la classification de Geldart, où les IPFS sont du même ordre de grandeur que les HDFs. De même, elles inclurent le groupe C de la classification de Geldart, où les IPFs contrôlent le comportement hydrodynamique, et le fonctionnement à haute température, où l'ampleur des IPFs peut être beaucoup plus importante que dans les conditions ambiantes. Les IPFs et leurs effets sur l'hydrodynamique du réacteur à lit fluidisé ne sont pas toujours bien étudiés, en raison du manque de techniques de mesure permettant une quantification adéquate de ces forces dans le cas d'un lit fluidisé de type gaz-solide. En conséquence, cette étude se concentre principalement sur le développement d'approches fiables visant à quantifier avec précision l'ampleur des IPFs dans un lit fluidisé type gaz-solide. Par la suite, une intégration de l'effet des IPFs dans la classification de Geldart est envisagée afin de caractériser de manière rigoureuse la frontière entre les groupes A et C de la classification de Geldart. ABSTRACT: Many chemical industries take advantage of gas-solid fluidized beds because of their superior heat and mass transfer characteristics compared to other gas-solid contactors. These characteristics are highly impacted by bed hydrodynamics, which, in turn, determined by the magnitudes of interparticle forces (IPFs) and hydrodynamic forces (HDFs). These forces and their relative importance ultimately affect the bed design, scale-up, operation, and overall performance. IPFs significantly affect the bed hydrodynamics in several situations, which are common in catalytic and non-catalytic gas-solid fluidized bed rectors. They include Geldart group A fluidization, where IPFs are in the same order of magnitude as HDFs, Geldart group C fluidization, where IPFs govern hydrodynamic behaviour, and high-temperature operation, where the magnitude of IPFs can significantly be greater than that at ambient conditions. IPFs and their influence on the fluidized bed hydrodynamics are not completely understood since no measurement technique was available to adequately quantify these forces in a gas-solid fluidized bed. This study focuses on developing reliable and non-disrupting approaches for quantifying the magnitude of IPFs in a gas-solid fluidized bed. Incorporating the effect of IPFs into Geldart classification to characterize the boundary between Geldart groups A and C is attempted in the second part of this study.
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