EFFECTS OF THE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF FUEL PARTICULATE ON THE HEAT GATE IN THE INNER SURFACE OF FLUIDIZED BED
Abstract
In the combustion systems, the turbulance effect and shape factor of the fuel partıculate should be maximized to complete the steps of separating the combustable volatiles, ignition and combustion of these volatiles. The most appropriate systems in this purpose is the circulated fluidized bed boiler(CFBB). To get the maximum shape factor, the coal must be grinded to it’s the thinnest size. The thinner particulates have better mixing ability, hence; the required distance for conductivity between particulates and heating surface decrease. Therefore, the heat transfer in a CFBB increase with the decrease of the average particulate diameter. In this study the effects of the size distribution of the fuel particulates on the heat transfer have been determined. In the aim, the heat gate forms on the inner surface has experimentally been investigated.
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Details
Primary Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Journal Section
Research Article
Publication Date
September 15, 2008
Submission Date
March 4, 2008
Acceptance Date
July 16, 2008
Published in Issue
Year 2008 Number: 016