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Jiang, B., Pei, H., Xia, D., & Wang, H. (2024). Numerical insight into heat transfer enhancement by granules inner-migration in a moving bed: A performance comparison between slanted-stick and plow-shaped agitator. Particuology, 89, 109-116. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.partic.2023.10.009
Numerical insight into heat transfer enhancement by granules inner-migration in a moving bed: A performance comparison between slanted-stick and plow-shaped agitator
Binfan Jiang a b c, Hao Pei a, Dehong Xia a *, Haiyang Wang c
a School of Energy and Environmental Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China
b Shunde Graduate School of University of Science and Technology Beijing, Guangdong 528399, China
c Jianlong Group & USTB Joint Laboratory, Beijing 100083, China
10.1016/j.partic.2023.10.009
Volume 89, June 2024, Pages 109-116
Received 5 June 2023, Revised 16 September 2023, Accepted 10 October 2023, Available online 2 November 2023, Version of Record 6 December 2023.
E-mail: xia@me.ustb.edu.cn

Highlights

• Granule migration and heat transfer in moving bed is investigated by simulation.

• DEM coupled with CFD is adopted to analyze detailed heat transfer behavior.

• Heat transfer enhancement and the operating reliability of different agitators are compared.

• Agitator with plow-shaped surface is recommended for its better agitating reliability.


Abstract

Waste heat recovery of high-temperature granules is one of the most promising sustainable energy supply and carbon reduction ways for industry. A moving bed indirect heat exchanger (MBIHE) with inner-migration was proposed for granular heat recovery. Granule migration and the enhanced heat transfer induced by two types of agitators (i.e., agitator with slanted stick As and with plow-shaped surface Ap) in the MBIHE are analyzed based on DEM coupled with CFD. Owing to the effective agitation, the average heat transfer coefficient in the granule side is enhanced to ∼3 times compared to that without agitation. The heat recovery efficiency in the moving bed reached more than 70% with the agitations of either As or Ap. The heat efficiency of As is ∼7% higher than that of Ap, but with at least 60% greater rotational torque. To ensure reliable agitation, the Ap is suggested to be adopted in the MBIHE to induce granule migration.

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Keywords
Waste heat recovery; High-temperature granule; Granule migration; Heat transfer enhancement; Industry energy saving