Two-phase heat transfer model of a beam-down gas-solid fluidized bed solar particle receiver

Briongos, Javier Villa; Gómez-Hernández, Jesús; González-Gómez, P.A.; Serrano, Daniel

doi:10.1016/j.solener.2018.07.016

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“…FBs have been employed for solar energy applications, considering configurations operating in bubbling, spouted, circulating regimes (see Table 1, Types A-C "ordinary" configurations), and special and novel designs (Types D-J). Early studies successfully pioneered the application of ordinary FBs operated in the bubbling (Flamant, 1982;Bachovchin et al, 1983) and circulating (Koenigsdorff and Kienzle, 1991;Werther et al, 1994) inherent mobility of fluidized particles received further confirmation in subsequent studies (Flamant et al, 1988;Glicksman et al, 1988;Chirone et al, 2013;Pardo et al, 2014;Schwaiger et al, 2014;Salatino et al, 2016;Tregambi et al, 2016;Milanese et al, 2017a;Tregambi et al, 2018a;Briongos et al, 2018;Miller et al, 2018;Bellan et al, 2019a;Tregambi et al, 2019a;Almendros-Ibáñez et al, 2019;Zhang and Wang, 2019;Sulzgruber et al, 2020a;Díaz-Heras et al, 2020b;Sulzgruber et al, 2020b;Park et al, 2020;Wünsch et al, 2020). Moreover, FBs, if properly designed and operated, may provide an appropriate environment for solar-driven heterogeneous chemical processes.…”

Section: Fluidized Bed Solar Receivers and Reactors: Basic Design And Operational Features Particle Receivers And Fluidized Bedsmentioning

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Fluidized Beds for Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies—A Review

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Thermal and thermochemical processes can be efficiently developed and carried out in fluidized beds, due to the unique properties of fluidized suspensions of solid particles and to the inherent flexibility of fluidized bed design and operation. Coupling fluidization with concentrated solar power is a stimulating cross-disciplinary field of investigation, with the related issues and opportunities to explore. In this review article the current and perspective applications of fluidized beds to collection, storage and exploitation of solar radiation are surveyed. Novel and “creative” designs of fluidized bed solar receivers/reactors are reported and critically discussed. The vast field of applications of solar-driven fluidized bed processes, from energy conversion with thermal energy storage, to solids looping for thermochemical energy storage, production of fuels, chemicals and materials, is explored with an eye at past and current developments and an outlook of future perspectives.

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Section: Fluidized Bed Solar Receivers and Reactors: Basic Design And Operational Features Particle Receivers And Fluidized Bedsmentioning

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Fluidized Beds for Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies—A Review

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“…Each fluidized bed is solved following the two-phase model described in (Briongos et al, 2018) with the following assumptions:…”

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“…According to this model (Briongos et al, 2018), the first law of thermodynamics is applied to both the emulsion phase and the bubble phase. The equations are described in Appendix B.…”

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Technical feasibility analysis of a linear particle solar receiver

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“…In this sense, it is being researched a linear particle receiver at ground level solarized by a BDLFR system [11]. Such receiver consists of a multi-stage fluidized bed where gas and particles could both reach temperatures around 900 o C [16].…”

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