Abstract:The heat transfer coefficient between a suspension of FCC particles and a horizontal cylindrical heat transfer probe inserted into the riser or the standpipe of a CFB has been quantified. With the heat transfer probe located in the riser 4.75 meters above the L-valve, and solids mass flux varied between 0 to 100 kg/(m2.s), the heat transfer coefficient ranged from 70 W/(m2.K) to 475 W/(m2.K). On a plot of heat transfer coefficient versus solids mass flux, three zones have been identified, which correspond to t… Show more
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