Clean Coal Technology

2024, v.30(S2) 541-546

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Numerical simulation of flow field for dewatering of refined coal chute at the end of the airflow-enhanced finish

BAI Xiaojun;ZENG Hongjiu;LIU Qinju;WANG Dapeng;

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In order to improve the recycling of waste energy from industrial production in the coal preparation plant, the waste heat generated during the operation of the pressurised filter press fan was used for further dewatering in the final fine coal chute, and a rectangular air inlet(wind knife) was set in the discharge chute of the final fine coal centrifuge, which introduced the waste heat into the chute to dry the fine coal. The model was established by SolidWorks and imported into ICEM CFD for meshing, and then imported into Fluent for boundary condition setting and numerical simulation calculation. The influence of the wind knife position, the number of wind knives, the angle of wind knives and the hot air velocity on the internal flow field of the chute was systematically investigated. The results show that under the conditions of double wind knives, air velocity of 45 m/s, angle of 0° and height of 600 mm, the distribution of airflow in the chute can be obviously optimized, and the area with air velocity of 0 m/s does not appear in the axial direction at a distance of 200 mm to the right of Y-axis of the central plane(near the side of the single wind knife). The airflow field is more comprehensive and uniform, which provides a basic support for the utilisation of waste energy from the coal preparation plant.

Key Words: chute;multiphase flow;Reynolds stress model;Euler's model

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Foundation: 国家科技支撑计划资助项目(2014BAB01B00)

Authors: BAI Xiaojun;ZENG Hongjiu;LIU Qinju;WANG Dapeng;

DOI: 10.13226/j.issn.1006-6772.24022501

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