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Three-dimensional CFD study of liquid–solid flow behaviors in tubular loop polymerization reactors: The effect of guide vane
Three-dimensional CFD study of liquid–solid flow behaviors in tubular loop polymerization reactors: The effect of guide vane,10.1016/j.ces.2011.05.039
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Three-dimensional CFD study of liquid–solid flow behaviors in tubular loop polymerization reactors: The effect of guide vane
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Wei-Cheng Yan
,
De-Pan Shi
,
Zheng-Hong Luo
,
Ying-Hua Lu
A three-dimensional (3D) computational
fluid dynamics
(CFD) model, using an Eulerian–Eulerian
two-fluid model
incorporating the
kinetic theory
of granular flow, is adopted to describe the steady-state liquid–solid two-phase flow under conditions employed in a tubular loop propylene polymerization reactor composed of loop and axial flow pump. The model is validated by comparing its simulation result with the classical calculated data as well as a set of data collected from certain
pilot plant
in China. The entire flow behaviors and the effects of guide vane on them in the reactor are also investigated numerically. Especially, the whole field in the loop reactor with the guide vane is obtained via the above model. The results show that a guide vane weakens the turbulent intensity, reduces the component of the rotating velocity, and contributes to the
uniform distribution
of the particles in the reactor. The second flow phenomenon is successfully predicted in the loop reactor with the guide vane.
Journal:
Chemical Engineering Science - CHEM ENG SCI
, vol. 66, no. 18, pp. 4127-4137, 2011
DOI:
10.1016/j.ces.2011.05.039
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