In order to investigate the characteristics of particle-induced pressure loss in the solid–liquid lifting pipe,a series of experiments were conducted in 200 mm diameter lifting pipe.Simulation manganese nodules with ...In order to investigate the characteristics of particle-induced pressure loss in the solid–liquid lifting pipe,a series of experiments were conducted in 200 mm diameter lifting pipe.Simulation manganese nodules with five different mean diameters of10 mm,20 mm,30 mm,40 mm and 50 mm were used,both in isolation and a combination in equal fraction by mass.The flow velocities in the lifting pipe ranged from 0.12 m/s to 1.61 m/s,and the mass of particles employed was 10 kg for each particle diameter.Three regimes,wavy bed,partly fluidization,and fully fluidization,were observed over the flow velocity.The solid–liquid pressure drop data were measured by differential pressure transmitter,and pressure drop caused by the solid particles was calculated and analyzed.The results show that the evolutions of the pressure loss due to solid particles are relevant to the solid–liquid flow regimes,and they are distinctly influenced by fluid velocity and particle size.展开更多
A research on the heat transfer performance of kerosene flowing in a vertical upward tube at supercritical pressure is presented.In the experiments,insights are offered on the effects of the factors such as mass flux,...A research on the heat transfer performance of kerosene flowing in a vertical upward tube at supercritical pressure is presented.In the experiments,insights are offered on the effects of the factors such as mass flux,heat flux,and pressure.It is found that increasing mass flux reduces the wall temperature and separates the experimental section into three different parts,while increasing working pressure deteriorates heat transfer.The extended corresponding-state principle can be used for evaluating density and transport properties of kerosene,including its viscosity and thermal conductivity,at different temperatures and pressures under supercritical conditions.For getting the heat capacity,a Soave–Redlich–Kwong(SRK)equation of state is used.The correlation for predicting heat transfer of kerosene at supercritical pressure is established and shows good agreement with the experimental data.展开更多
基金Projects(51174037,51339008)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘In order to investigate the characteristics of particle-induced pressure loss in the solid–liquid lifting pipe,a series of experiments were conducted in 200 mm diameter lifting pipe.Simulation manganese nodules with five different mean diameters of10 mm,20 mm,30 mm,40 mm and 50 mm were used,both in isolation and a combination in equal fraction by mass.The flow velocities in the lifting pipe ranged from 0.12 m/s to 1.61 m/s,and the mass of particles employed was 10 kg for each particle diameter.Three regimes,wavy bed,partly fluidization,and fully fluidization,were observed over the flow velocity.The solid–liquid pressure drop data were measured by differential pressure transmitter,and pressure drop caused by the solid particles was calculated and analyzed.The results show that the evolutions of the pressure loss due to solid particles are relevant to the solid–liquid flow regimes,and they are distinctly influenced by fluid velocity and particle size.
基金Supported by the National Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province(Z13E060001)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52176091)+1 种基金the National Science Foundation of Shandong Province(ZR2012EEQ017)the PhD Program Foundation of Ministry of Education of China(20120101110102)
文摘A research on the heat transfer performance of kerosene flowing in a vertical upward tube at supercritical pressure is presented.In the experiments,insights are offered on the effects of the factors such as mass flux,heat flux,and pressure.It is found that increasing mass flux reduces the wall temperature and separates the experimental section into three different parts,while increasing working pressure deteriorates heat transfer.The extended corresponding-state principle can be used for evaluating density and transport properties of kerosene,including its viscosity and thermal conductivity,at different temperatures and pressures under supercritical conditions.For getting the heat capacity,a Soave–Redlich–Kwong(SRK)equation of state is used.The correlation for predicting heat transfer of kerosene at supercritical pressure is established and shows good agreement with the experimental data.
