Heat transfer in stationary and circulating fluidized beds / Baskakov A.P. // Heat Transfer Research. - 1998. - V. 29, l. 4. - P. 339-346.

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Heat from a stationary fluidized bed of particles larger than 2 μm to a surface washed by it is transferred by gas convection. At high temperatures radiation makes a noticeable contribution (up to 30%). In a bed of particles smaller than 0.5 μm heat is transferred by particles cooled near the surface and the role of radiation is small. In a circulating fluidized bed the coefficient of heat transfer increases and the role of radiation decreases with the growth of layer density and the resulting development of a boundary layer of the particles descending along the surface.
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Boundary layer flow; Fluidization; Furnaces; Heat convection; Heat radiation; Heat transfer coefficients; Numerical analysis; Thermal conductivity; Thermal effects; Turbulent flow; Circulating fluidiz
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Correspondence Address Baskakov, A.P.
Publisher Begell House Inc Publ, New York, NY, United States
CODEN HTREE
Language of Original Document English
Abbreviated Source Title Heat Transfer Res
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