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The contact heat transfer between the heating plate and granular materials in rotary heat exchanger under overloaded condition

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Abstract In the present work, the contact heat transfer between the granular materials and heating plates inside plate rotary heat exchanger (PRHE) was investigated. The heat transfer coefficient is dominated… Click to show full abstract

Abstract In the present work, the contact heat transfer between the granular materials and heating plates inside plate rotary heat exchanger (PRHE) was investigated. The heat transfer coefficient is dominated by the contact heat transfer coefficient at hot wall surface of the heating plates and the heat penetration inside the solid bed. A plot scale PRHE with a diameter of Do = 273 mm and a length of L = 1000 mm has been established. Quartz sand with dp = 2 mm was employed as the experimental material. The operational parameters were in the range of ω = 1 – 8 rpm, and F = 15, 20, 25, 30%, and the effect of these parameters on the time-average contact heat transfer coefficient was analyzed. The time-average contact heat transfer coefficient increases with the increase of rotary speed, but decreases with the increase of the filling degree. The measured data of time-average heat transfer coefficients were compared with theoretical calculations from Schlunder’s model, a good agreement between the measurements and the model could be achieved, especially at a lower rotary speed and filling degree level. The maximum deviation between the calculated data and the experimental data is approximate 10%.

Keywords: heat; granular materials; contact heat; heat transfer

Journal Title: Results in physics
Year Published: 2018

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