Effects of hydrodynamic impact on water from the viewpoint of cluster theory. Surface tension

Кашкина, Л. В.; Rubleva, Tatyana V.; Алексеенко, И. В.; Bolshunova, Yu V.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/862/6/062053

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“…After that the ready suspension was investigated, for CWF1 the water was distilled at pH = 4.91 at room temperature of T = 20 °C. It is common knowledge that the cavitation treatment increases the pH of water and decreases the oxidation–reduction potential by mechanolysis of the water molecule . To find out the effect of more alkaline water on CWF properties, a CWF2 sample was prepared in analogy, in which the dispersion medium was distilled water (pH = 5.70 at the temperature immediately after preparation of T ≈ 37 °C) pretreated in the cavitation mixer for 5 min.…”

Section: Materials and Methods Experimental Basementioning

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“…It is common knowledge that the cavitation treatment increases the pH of water and decreases the oxidation–reduction potential by mechanolysis of the water molecule. 24 To find out the effect of more alkaline water on CWF properties, a CWF2 sample was prepared in analogy, in which the dispersion medium was distilled water (pH = 5.70 at the temperature immediately after preparation of T ≈ 37 °C) pretreated in the cavitation mixer for 5 min. The formulation of the liquid composition and some properties of the suspension and its components are given in Table 2 .…”

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Impact of Hydrodynamic Cavitation on the Properties of Coal-Water Fuel: An Experimental Study

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It is common to use coal as raw material in heat power engineering. A number of shortcomings of coal such as ignitability cannot be easily eliminated. The use of water-slurry-based coal-water fuel instead of coal eliminates this problem. The coal-water fuel (CWF) is liquid fuel, which means that the main line of investigation is to study its sedimentation and rheological properties responsible for the transport and atomization in the boiler and thermal-physical properties which determine the expedience and efficiency of its application. The paper shows that the final performance properties of suspended coal fuel can be determined at the stage of CWF preparation by hydrodynamic treatment of aqueous coal slurry. The rheological and sedimentation properties and combustion parameters of water-coal fuel, ignition time of the drop, its completeness of combustion, and amount of man-made emissions, have been studied. Studies have been carried out on coals from the Kansk-Achinsk coal basin (Russia). The studies were performed under laboratory conditions with a hydrodynamic rotary mixer, making it possible to attain cavitation effects in the processed medium. Two CWF types have been considered: the first was produced by cavitation dispersion of the solid coal fraction in distilled water, and the second was produced in analogy, but the dispersion medium was water pretreated by cavitation. The paper shows that the cavitation method of producing CWF improves the rheological and sedimentation properties of the end-use fuel, reduces hazardous emissions in combustion, and affects the combustion parameters.

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Section: Materials and Methods Experimental Basementioning

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Section: Materials and Methods Experimental Basementioning

confidence: 99%