Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor （SCISR） is studied by measuring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Exper...Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor （SCISR） is studied by measuring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Experimental results show that the maximum amplitude of fluctuation can be up to about 1.6kPa. On the power spectra the fluctuation is relatively concentrated in the range of 〈1000Hz, with some weak peeks in acoustic wave range. The space profile of intensive fluctuation region in the reactor is determined. The region is found to take the form of a couple truncated cones of empty core, with coincided bottoms, and is symmetrical with respect to the impinging plane and approximately symmetrical about the axis, essentially independent of u0. The integral intensity of fluctuation increases as the impinging velocity, Uo increasing.展开更多
Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor (SCISR) is studied by meas- uring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Ex- p...Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor (SCISR) is studied by meas- uring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Ex- perimental results show that the maximum amplitude of fluctuation can be up to about 1.6kPa. On the power spectra the fluctuation is relatively concentrated in the range of <1000Hz, with some weak peeks in acoustic wave range. The space profile of intensive fluctuation region in the reactor is determined. The region is found to take the form of a couple truncated cones of empty core, with coincided bottoms, and is symmetrical with respect to the impinging plane and approximately symmetrical about the axis, essentially independent of u0. The integral intensity of fluctua- tion increases as the impinging velocity, u0 increasing.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.29276260, No.20176043）.ACKN0WLEDGEMENT The authors would like to thank Dr. Zhang Jian- wei who worked a lot in preparation of the apparatus for pressure fluctuation measurements.
文摘Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor （SCISR） is studied by measuring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Experimental results show that the maximum amplitude of fluctuation can be up to about 1.6kPa. On the power spectra the fluctuation is relatively concentrated in the range of 〈1000Hz, with some weak peeks in acoustic wave range. The space profile of intensive fluctuation region in the reactor is determined. The region is found to take the form of a couple truncated cones of empty core, with coincided bottoms, and is symmetrical with respect to the impinging plane and approximately symmetrical about the axis, essentially independent of u0. The integral intensity of fluctuation increases as the impinging velocity, Uo increasing.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.29276260, No.20176043).
文摘Pressure fluctuation in the submerged circulative impinging stream reactor (SCISR) is studied by meas- uring the dynamic pressure with micro pressure sensors of high accuracy, with water as the process material. Ex- perimental results show that the maximum amplitude of fluctuation can be up to about 1.6kPa. On the power spectra the fluctuation is relatively concentrated in the range of <1000Hz, with some weak peeks in acoustic wave range. The space profile of intensive fluctuation region in the reactor is determined. The region is found to take the form of a couple truncated cones of empty core, with coincided bottoms, and is symmetrical with respect to the impinging plane and approximately symmetrical about the axis, essentially independent of u0. The integral intensity of fluctua- tion increases as the impinging velocity, u0 increasing.
