2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.fuproc.2019.106153
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CPFD simulation of petcoke and SRF co–firing in a full–scale cement calciner

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“…Calcination of limestone is often performed in the cement industry in large scale calciners or kilns or furnaces. Number of CFD based modeling studies are available for such calciners [185][186][187][188]. Euler-Lagrange coupled simulations are developed to simultaneously track the gas and the solid phase.…”
Section: Calcination and Sinteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calcination of limestone is often performed in the cement industry in large scale calciners or kilns or furnaces. Number of CFD based modeling studies are available for such calciners [185][186][187][188]. Euler-Lagrange coupled simulations are developed to simultaneously track the gas and the solid phase.…”
Section: Calcination and Sinteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The raw material exchanges heat with the rising hightemperature gas in the preheater. The preheated material is subsequently broken down in the decomposition furnace [30,31]. The decomposed material is calcined and undergoes a chemical reaction in the rotary kiln [32], and the calcination time lasts about 25 min.…”
Section: Selection Of Process Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…g α g is the volume fraction of the gas phase, ρ g and u g are the density and velocity of the gas phase, respectively, S g is the gas source term, P is the gas pressure, τ g is the gas stress tensor, g is the acceleration of gravity, and F is the interphase momentum exchange rate per unit volume. The momentum equation 32 here neglects the viscous molecular diffusion and considers the viscous force F between the particle and the fluid as:…”
Section: Governing Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%