Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas

The results of an experimental investigation on heat transfer from a packed bed with cocurrent gas-liquid downflow to the wall are presented and analyzed in this contribution. The measurements cover the range of operating variables corresponding to the so-called trickle regime in beds presenting asp...

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spelling paper:paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p5995_Mariani2023-06-08T14:33:34Z Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas Effective thermal conductivity Heat transfer Radial temperature profile Thermal parameters Trickle-bed reactors Wall heat transfer coefficient Aspect ratio Correlation methods Heat transfer coefficients Mathematical models Packed beds Reynolds number Thermal conductivity Contact resistance Heat transfer heat transfer packed bed thermal conductivity trickle bed reactor The results of an experimental investigation on heat transfer from a packed bed with cocurrent gas-liquid downflow to the wall are presented and analyzed in this contribution. The measurements cover the range of operating variables corresponding to the so-called trickle regime in beds presenting aspect ratios (tube to particle diameter ratio) from 4.67 to 34.26. Water and air were employed as model fluids. The heat transfer process was first analyzed by means of a two-dimensional pseudohomogeneous plug-flow model with two parameters, the effective radial thermal conductivity (ker) and the wall heat transfer coefficient (hw). ker is well correlated with liquid and gas Reynolds numbers and particle diameter, except for the lowest experimental aspect ratio (4.67). Instead, a meaningful correlation of hw stands only for aspect ratios larger than 15. These results are analyzed and the evidence points out to sustain the hypothesis that the model fails at low aspect ratios because an apparent contact resistance (1/hw) can no longer accommodate the effects of significant fluid by passing and finite size of the near-wall region. The experimental set of data were also used to develop a correlation for the overall heat transfer coefficient (ht), which can be employed satisfactorily to predict heat transfer rates in the whole range of variables here investigated. © 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2001 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p5995_Mariani http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p5995_Mariani
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topic Effective thermal conductivity
Heat transfer
Radial temperature profile
Thermal parameters
Trickle-bed reactors
Wall heat transfer coefficient
Aspect ratio
Correlation methods
Heat transfer coefficients
Mathematical models
Packed beds
Reynolds number
Thermal conductivity
Contact resistance
Heat transfer
heat transfer
packed bed
thermal conductivity
trickle bed reactor
spellingShingle Effective thermal conductivity
Heat transfer
Radial temperature profile
Thermal parameters
Trickle-bed reactors
Wall heat transfer coefficient
Aspect ratio
Correlation methods
Heat transfer coefficients
Mathematical models
Packed beds
Reynolds number
Thermal conductivity
Contact resistance
Heat transfer
heat transfer
packed bed
thermal conductivity
trickle bed reactor
Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
topic_facet Effective thermal conductivity
Heat transfer
Radial temperature profile
Thermal parameters
Trickle-bed reactors
Wall heat transfer coefficient
Aspect ratio
Correlation methods
Heat transfer coefficients
Mathematical models
Packed beds
Reynolds number
Thermal conductivity
Contact resistance
Heat transfer
heat transfer
packed bed
thermal conductivity
trickle bed reactor
description The results of an experimental investigation on heat transfer from a packed bed with cocurrent gas-liquid downflow to the wall are presented and analyzed in this contribution. The measurements cover the range of operating variables corresponding to the so-called trickle regime in beds presenting aspect ratios (tube to particle diameter ratio) from 4.67 to 34.26. Water and air were employed as model fluids. The heat transfer process was first analyzed by means of a two-dimensional pseudohomogeneous plug-flow model with two parameters, the effective radial thermal conductivity (ker) and the wall heat transfer coefficient (hw). ker is well correlated with liquid and gas Reynolds numbers and particle diameter, except for the lowest experimental aspect ratio (4.67). Instead, a meaningful correlation of hw stands only for aspect ratios larger than 15. These results are analyzed and the evidence points out to sustain the hypothesis that the model fails at low aspect ratios because an apparent contact resistance (1/hw) can no longer accommodate the effects of significant fluid by passing and finite size of the near-wall region. The experimental set of data were also used to develop a correlation for the overall heat transfer coefficient (ht), which can be employed satisfactorily to predict heat transfer rates in the whole range of variables here investigated. © 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
title Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
title_short Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
title_full Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
title_fullStr Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
title_sort evaluation of heat transfer parameters in packed beds with cocurrent downflow of liquid and gas
publishDate 2001
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p5995_Mariani
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