Computational Approaches in Fluidization Fundamentals II


Description:
Particles flows represent a considerable large family of relevant engineering problems where several scales and phases may be involved. One important tool in understanding the physical behavior of the system and in the solution to the important flow fields is the use of computational methodologies and economical strategies suitable for the different applications. In this session, we would like to receive contributions in the general topics of computational approaches that solve or address problems at all scales with particular interest at pilot and industrial scales. In particular, efficient and innovative techniques to solve particle flow. Both CFD and DEM approaches are invited. Validation of modeling results are of interest.

Sponsor:
Fluidization & Multiphase Flow


Chair:
Kuochen Tsai
Research Specialist
The Dow Chemical Company
2301 N. Brazosport Blvd.
Freeport, TX
77541
Email: kuochen.tsai@shell.com

Co-Chair:
Kevin E. Buettner
Doctoral Candidate
University of Florida
Chemical Engineering
Gainesville, FL
Phone Number: 4059220625
Email: kevin.buettner@ufl.edu


Papers:
CFD-DEM Simulation of Fluidization in a 3D Spouted Bed and Flow Regime Prediction Using MFIX-DEM
Subhodeep Banerjee, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Chris Guenther, National Energy Technology Laboratory; William A. Rogers, National Energy Technology Laboratory
Coarse-Grained DEM for Large-Scale Fluidized Bed Applications
Nico Jurtz, Technical University Berlin; Oleh Baran, Siemens PLM; Ravindra Aglave, Siemens PLM Software; Ben Freireich, Particulate Solid Research, Inc.; Ray Cocco, Particulate Solid Research, Inc.; Matthias Kraume, Technical University Berlin
Uncertainty Quantification and Industrial Applications of Coarse Grained Particle Method
Liqiang Lu, National Energy Technology Laboratory; Sofiane Benyahia, U.S. Department of Energy
EMMS Application in 3D Full Loop Circulating Fluidized Bed Simulation
Qiuya Tu, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences; Haigang Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Abstract Submissions Closed
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