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Combustion of cellulosic char under laminar flow conditions

✍ Scribed by Frank G. Smith III; Ranie W. Pendarvis; Richard W. Rice


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1992
Tongue
English
Weight
900 KB
Volume
88
Category
Article
ISSN
0010-2180

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✦ Synopsis


An experimental and modeling study of cellulosic char combustion under laminar gas flow conditions was conducted covering the temperature range of 473-1173 K with 0.03-0.21 oxygen mole fraction in the feed gas. A gas film mass-transport limited model accurately fits the combustion rates measured in a large-scale thermogravimetric furnace. The best fit correlation to the experimental data predicts that local mass transfer rates are governed by the relationship Sh x = 0.221 RexΒ° 564Scl/3

Greek Symbols

~/ dimensionless distance combustion zone #g gas viscosity (kg/m-s) pg gas density (kg/m 3) along incinerator


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