2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2023.102799
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Deposition characteristics of particles in backward-facing step flow and a radiant syngas cooler

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“…The 1/8 structure is used for the analysis due to the symmetry of the RSC. The temperature of the upper cone membrane exceeds 800 K because of the recirculation zone at the inlet jet of the upper part. , The high-temperature syngas is entrained at the upper part of the RSC, which comes into contact with the upper cone membrane wall, resulting in a high-temperature area on the upper cone membrane wall. The upper part of the cylinder membrane wall is affected by the recirculation zone, which is complicated for the flow of high-temperature syngas.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The 1/8 structure is used for the analysis due to the symmetry of the RSC. The temperature of the upper cone membrane exceeds 800 K because of the recirculation zone at the inlet jet of the upper part. , The high-temperature syngas is entrained at the upper part of the RSC, which comes into contact with the upper cone membrane wall, resulting in a high-temperature area on the upper cone membrane wall. The upper part of the cylinder membrane wall is affected by the recirculation zone, which is complicated for the flow of high-temperature syngas.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li et al analyzed the flow, heat, and mass transfer processes in the RSC after adding a water injection system, and the modified RSC improved the reliability of the gasification system. Zhang et al investigated the flow field and particle behavior in the convective backward-facing step flow region in the RSC, explaining the deposition characteristics of different particles in the recirculation zone.…”
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“…In these methods the stresses and therefore, interaction forces between fluid and particles are obtained directly. In an Eulerianl-Lagrangian method, Zhang et al (2023), obtained deposition characteristics of particles in backwardfacing step flow and a radiant syngas cooler. They used k-ε model for obtaining turbulency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%