Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking

Radioactive Particle Tracking (RPT) is a powerful advanced technique for studying the solid motion within industrial scale multiphase reactors. However, it is rather difficult to implement in actual industrial installations, mainly due to the required calibration stage under actual operating conditi...

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Autores principales: Salierno, G., Maestri, M., Piovano, S., Cassanello, M., Cardona, M.A., Hojman, D., Somacal, H.
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spelling todo:paper_09555986_v62_n_p196_Salierno2023-10-03T15:51:47Z Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking Salierno, G. Maestri, M. Piovano, S. Cassanello, M. Cardona, M.A. Hojman, D. Somacal, H. Axially aligned detectors Radioactive Particle Tracking Solid motion Three-phase bubble column Atmospheric movements Bubble columns Fluidized beds Phase comparators Radioactive tracers Axial dispersion coefficients Calcium alginate beads Flow regime transition Industrial installations Operating condition Radioactive particle tracking Solid motions Three phase Radioactivity Radioactive Particle Tracking (RPT) is a powerful advanced technique for studying the solid motion within industrial scale multiphase reactors. However, it is rather difficult to implement in actual industrial installations, mainly due to the required calibration stage under actual operating conditions. This work has the aim of comparing the motion of calcium alginate beads in a three-phase bubble column examined either with RPT or with an array of the same scintillation detectors used for RPT, but located vertically aligned beside the analyzed vessel. Liquid and solid used for the experiments were in batch mode and mixed by circulating air. The homogeneous and heterogeneous regimes have been explored. Results arising from both techniques, like axial tracer trajectories, axial profiles of tracer positions probabilities, solid axial mixing times and solid axial dispersion coefficients are compared, for highlighting the relevant information that can be extracted from the simplified method, validated by RPT. It is found that the simplified method fairly coincides with the classic technique for estimating several relevant parameters. Finally, the estimated flow regime transition inferred from the simplified method by symbolic analysis is compared with the one arising from chordal holdup trends determined by gamma densitometry, also with satisfactory agreement. © 2017 Elsevier Ltd JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09555986_v62_n_p196_Salierno
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topic Axially aligned detectors
Radioactive Particle Tracking
Solid motion
Three-phase bubble column
Atmospheric movements
Bubble columns
Fluidized beds
Phase comparators
Radioactive tracers
Axial dispersion coefficients
Calcium alginate beads
Flow regime transition
Industrial installations
Operating condition
Radioactive particle tracking
Solid motions
Three phase
Radioactivity
spellingShingle Axially aligned detectors
Radioactive Particle Tracking
Solid motion
Three-phase bubble column
Atmospheric movements
Bubble columns
Fluidized beds
Phase comparators
Radioactive tracers
Axial dispersion coefficients
Calcium alginate beads
Flow regime transition
Industrial installations
Operating condition
Radioactive particle tracking
Solid motions
Three phase
Radioactivity
Salierno, G.
Maestri, M.
Piovano, S.
Cassanello, M.
Cardona, M.A.
Hojman, D.
Somacal, H.
Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
topic_facet Axially aligned detectors
Radioactive Particle Tracking
Solid motion
Three-phase bubble column
Atmospheric movements
Bubble columns
Fluidized beds
Phase comparators
Radioactive tracers
Axial dispersion coefficients
Calcium alginate beads
Flow regime transition
Industrial installations
Operating condition
Radioactive particle tracking
Solid motions
Three phase
Radioactivity
description Radioactive Particle Tracking (RPT) is a powerful advanced technique for studying the solid motion within industrial scale multiphase reactors. However, it is rather difficult to implement in actual industrial installations, mainly due to the required calibration stage under actual operating conditions. This work has the aim of comparing the motion of calcium alginate beads in a three-phase bubble column examined either with RPT or with an array of the same scintillation detectors used for RPT, but located vertically aligned beside the analyzed vessel. Liquid and solid used for the experiments were in batch mode and mixed by circulating air. The homogeneous and heterogeneous regimes have been explored. Results arising from both techniques, like axial tracer trajectories, axial profiles of tracer positions probabilities, solid axial mixing times and solid axial dispersion coefficients are compared, for highlighting the relevant information that can be extracted from the simplified method, validated by RPT. It is found that the simplified method fairly coincides with the classic technique for estimating several relevant parameters. Finally, the estimated flow regime transition inferred from the simplified method by symbolic analysis is compared with the one arising from chordal holdup trends determined by gamma densitometry, also with satisfactory agreement. © 2017 Elsevier Ltd
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author Salierno, G.
Maestri, M.
Piovano, S.
Cassanello, M.
Cardona, M.A.
Hojman, D.
Somacal, H.
author_facet Salierno, G.
Maestri, M.
Piovano, S.
Cassanello, M.
Cardona, M.A.
Hojman, D.
Somacal, H.
author_sort Salierno, G.
title Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
title_short Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
title_full Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
title_fullStr Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
title_full_unstemmed Solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with Radioactive Particle Tracking
title_sort solid motion in a three-phase bubble column examined with radioactive particle tracking
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09555986_v62_n_p196_Salierno
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