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Thermal and electrical characteristics of a high-frequency electrothermal fluidization bed

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Based on an analysis of the thermal and the electrophysical characteristics of a fluidization bed with dielectric clay particles, a method has been developed of distending such particles by means of a high-frequency electric field for the production of ceramic sand.

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Abbreviations

R, r:

radius of a grain and the radius to any inside point

T(r):

temperature inside a grain

Tc :

temperature at the grain center

Ts :

temperature at the grain surface

T0 :

ambient temperature

τ :

time coordinate

τ 0 :

time of temperature leveling inside a grain

τ a :

time of temperature leveling between grain and ambient medium

λ:

thermal conductivity of grain material

cγ:

specific heat in terms of volume of grain material

λG :

thermal conductivity of gas

α :

heat transfer coefficient

q:

volume rate of heat generation

ε′:

dielectric permittivity of grain material

f:

frequency of high-frequency electric field

Em :

amplitude of high-frequency electric field

tanδ :

loss tangent of grain material

C:

capacitance of effective capacitor with fluidized bed

Cm :

mean effective capacitance

C0 :

capacitance of effective capacitor with stationary bed

D, H:

diameter and height of reactor

h:

height of fluidized bed

m=h0/H:

relative initial fill of a reactor

w:

linear velocity of gas stream

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Translated from Inzhenerno-Fizicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 22, No. 6, pp. 969–975, June, 1972.

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Bashlai, K.I., Barantsev, I.F., Grinbaum, M.B. et al. Thermal and electrical characteristics of a high-frequency electrothermal fluidization bed. Journal of Engineering Physics 22, 665–669 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00822967

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