A model IS presented for heat transfer from an immersed cylmder wlthm a packed bed of particles to gas flowmg through the bed parallel to the cylmder's axis Slmphticatlons m the model permit a closed form solution which agrees closely wth the results of a previous numerical solution [ I] when slmdar
Heat transfer to small cylinders immersed in a packed bed
โ Scribed by Christopher Penny; David Naylor; Jacob Friedman
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 860 KB
- Volume
- 53
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0017-9310
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โฆ Synopsis
Fluidized beds have seen increasing use for heat-treating steel wires as an environmentally friendly alternative to molten lead heat-treating systems. System upsets can result in defluidization (packed bed condition) in all or portions of the bed, affecting heat transfer rates to the wires. Existing information regarding heat transfer to cylinders in a packed bed is sparse and contradictory when applied to small cylinder sizes appropriate to wire (1-10 mm). This study examines heat transfer to cylinders immersed in packed beds in size ranges appropriate to steel wire heat-treating applications. An appropriate correlation is developed and presented.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The heat transfer results of Agnew and Potter are re-analysed using additional data obtained from mass transfer experiments carried out with geometrically identical beds. A two-phase heat conduction model of the packed bed is employed to relate this additional data to the heat transfer situation. T