Multiscale Investigations of Reactive Bubble Blows
Multiscale Investigations of Reactive Bubble Blows
批准号:
256646572
负责人:
Professor Dr.-Ing. Mark Werner Hlawitschka
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Priority Programmes
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2013-12-31 至 2017-12-31
中文摘要
气泡塔广泛应用于化工、石化、生化、金属等行业。特别是在反应泡塔中,效率受局部水动力的影响。为了提高任何仪器的效率,必须考虑局部流体力学和化学反应的相互作用,这是状态-启动积分设计方法所没有考虑的。然而,CFD对流体力学的局部描述是存在的,但在建立与局部反应条件的耦合时,仍然存在一些需要克服的挑战:1。气泡相互作用对反应的影响气泡尺寸对气泡行为的影响在高时空分辨率下反应与流体力学的相互作用(气泡诱导湍流)文献中,单个现象被孤立地通过实验和数值研究来研究,但这些现象的相互作用主要被忽略。在本研究项目中,采用了一种新的多尺度实验和数值方法。最初,首先是用描述良好的测试系统,然后是spp进展中定义的工业相关(有机)系统。在第一步,将在测试池(<500µl)中进行高空间和时间分辨率的实验,以研究气泡相互作用(弹跳,膜排水)对传质和反应的影响。此外,文丘里池中的实验允许对被逆流在空间上捕获的孤立的单分散气泡群(<10个气泡)进行流体动力学和反应研究。最后,在二维气泡柱(多分散)中进行实验,模拟真实的圆柱形气泡柱。在考虑局部气泡大小的情况下,用光学探针测量流体力学和反应的影响。流体力学和湍流是由基于激光的测量技术(PIV, LIF, PDA)解决的,并且是代码验证的基础。对于反应性气泡相互作用,采用无网格求解器(FPM),该方法能够在不重建的情况下跟踪界面。因此,它可以解析靠近界面的任何位置的反应,并将支持靠近界面的反应在单泡和群泡的水动应力下的实验描述。为了降低计算成本,大型设备的建模是基于欧拉-欧拉模型的。根据实验结果,选择并优化湍流模型。pH值和温度依赖性反应的实现允许对反应泡柱进行第一次描述和详细分析。该项目的结果将有助于更好地理解水动力和反应在不同尺度上的相互影响。因此,数值研究将提高布局的准确性,减少时间和成本密集的试点实验的努力。
英文摘要
Bubble columns are widely used in chemical, petrochemical, biochemical and metal industry. Especially in reactive bubble columns, the efficiency is influenced by the local hydrodynamics. To increase the efficiency of any apparatus, the mutual interaction of the local hydrodynamics and chemical reactions must be considered, which is not covered by the state-of-the-start integral design methods. However, local description of hydrodynamics by CFD exists, but there are still some challenges to overcome when a coupling with local reaction conditions has to be established:1. Influence of the bubble interaction onto the reaction 2. Influence of the bubble size on bubble behavior 3. Mutual interaction of reaction and hydrodynamics at high time and space resolution (bubble induced turbulence)As given in literature, individual phenomena were isolated investigated by experiments and numerical studies, but the interaction of these phenomena were mainly neglected. In this research project, a new multi-scale experimental and numerical approach is used. Initially the start is with well described test systems followed by the industrial relevant (organic) systems defined in the progress of the SPP.In a first step, experiments in a test cell (<500µl) will be performed with a high spatial and time resolution to investigate the effect of bubble interactions (bouncing, film drainage) on the mass transfer and reactions. Furthermore, experiments in a Venturi cell allow hydrodynamics and reaction investigations of an isolated monodisperse bubble swarm (<10 bubbles) being spatially captured by the counter-current flow. Finally, experiments in a 2D bubble column (polydisperse) will be performed, mimicking a real cylindrical bubble column. The influence of the hydrodynamics and the reactions will be measured taking into account the local bubble size by optical probes. The hydrodynamics and turbulence are resolved by laser based measurement techniques (PIV, LIF, PDA) and is the basis for code validation.For the reactive bubble interactions, a mesh free solver (FPM) is used, which is able to track the interface without reconstruction. Hence, it can resolve the reactions at any location close to the interface and will support the experimental description at hydrodynamic stress of single and swarm bubbles on the reaction close to the interface. The modeling of a large-scale apparatus is then based on the Euler-Euler model to keep the computational costs low. Based on the experimental results, a turbulence model will be selected and optimized. The implementation of the pH- and temperature dependent reactions allows a first description and detailed analysis of the reactive bubble column.The result of the project will lead to a better understanding of the mutual influence of hydrodynamics and reaction on different scales. The numerical investigations will therefore increase the accuracy of layout and reduce efforts for time and cost intensive pilot experiments.
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