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Question 16 from the morning session of the 2014 Chemistry Examination real questions

2016-07-19View Original

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This post was last edited by lsl789 on 2016-7-19 08:50. The question from 2014-3-16 deals with the formula for fluidization velocity; I would like to ask everyone where this formula can be found? Thank you! The actual exam question is as follows: [2014-3-16] The design parameters for the fluidized bed are as follows: average particle size of the solids is 0.35 mm, density of the solid particles is 1800 kg/m3, temperature of the fluidizing gas is 130°C, pressure of the fluidizing gas is 0.15 MPa (A), density of the fluidizing gas is 0.3 kg/m3, and viscosity of the fluidizing gas is 2.6x10-5 (Pa·s). To prevent the fluidized bed from entering a dead state, what is the minimum flow velocity of the fluidizing gas required in m/s? Choose from the options below (A) 0.050 (B) 0.034 (C) 0.513 (D) 0.640
Reply #22016-07-23
In the principles of chemical engineering, there are formulas provided by Xia Qing 194 from Tianjin University
Reply #32016-07-23
In other words, in the free settlement velocity of the retention zone, 18 is replaced by 1650, and then the calculation can be done.
Reply #42018-09-14
Why change 18 to 1650?

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