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  • The main topic of this study is the experimental measurement and mathematical modelling of global gas hold-up and bubble size distribution in an aerated stirred vessel using the CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) method. The air-water system consisted of a mixing tank of diameter T = 0.29 m, which was equipped with a six-bladed Rushton turbine. Calculations were performed with the CFD software CFX 12.1. The turbulent quantities were predicted using the standard k-epsilon turbulence model and the rotating impeller was modelled via the MRF method. Coalescence and breakup of bubbles were modelled using the homogeneous MUSIG method with 13 bubble size groups. Several different drag coefficient correlations were implemented in the solver, and their influence on the results was studied. Turbulent drag correction to reduce the bubble slip velocity proved to be essential to achieve agreement of the simulated gas distribution with experiments. The widely used breakup model by Luo and Svendsen was used and its applicability assessed. Because of the fact that these processes of the particle size change represent very complicated and to a large extent stochastic phenomena (similarly as the very turbulent flow), their exact mathematical description is still under investigation. Therefore, the applicability of the population balance model is presently very limited, and numerical results should be always compared and fitted against experimental data.
  • The main topic of this study is the experimental measurement and mathematical modelling of global gas hold-up and bubble size distribution in an aerated stirred vessel using the CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) method. The air-water system consisted of a mixing tank of diameter T = 0.29 m, which was equipped with a six-bladed Rushton turbine. Calculations were performed with the CFD software CFX 12.1. The turbulent quantities were predicted using the standard k-epsilon turbulence model and the rotating impeller was modelled via the MRF method. Coalescence and breakup of bubbles were modelled using the homogeneous MUSIG method with 13 bubble size groups. Several different drag coefficient correlations were implemented in the solver, and their influence on the results was studied. Turbulent drag correction to reduce the bubble slip velocity proved to be essential to achieve agreement of the simulated gas distribution with experiments. The widely used breakup model by Luo and Svendsen was used and its applicability assessed. Because of the fact that these processes of the particle size change represent very complicated and to a large extent stochastic phenomena (similarly as the very turbulent flow), their exact mathematical description is still under investigation. Therefore, the applicability of the population balance model is presently very limited, and numerical results should be always compared and fitted against experimental data. (en)
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  • Use of the turbulent drag correction and the population balance model in gas-liquid flow modelling using CFD
  • Use of the turbulent drag correction and the population balance model in gas-liquid flow modelling using CFD (en)
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  • Use of the turbulent drag correction and the population balance model in gas-liquid flow modelling using CFD
  • Use of the turbulent drag correction and the population balance model in gas-liquid flow modelling using CFD (en)
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  • RIV/60461373:22340/12:43894170!RIV13-GA0-22340___
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  • P(GA104/09/1290), S
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  • coalescence; breakup; population balance; drag correction; gas-liquid; mixing tank; CFD (en)
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  • 39th International Conference of Slovak Society of Chemical Engineering
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  • Jahoda, Milan
  • Kálal, Zbyněk
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  • Slovak Society of Chemical Engineering
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  • 978-80-89475-04-9
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