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搅拌槽中固体颗粒离底悬浮机理的研究

包雨云; 黄雄斌; 施力田; 王英琛   

  1. Chemical Engineering College, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing 100029,
    China
  • 收稿日期:1900-01-01 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:2002-08-28 发布日期:2002-08-28
  • 通讯作者: 包雨云

Mechanism of Off-Bottom Suspension of Solid Particles in a Mechanical Stirred Tank

BAO Yuyun; HUANG Xiongbin; SHI Litian; WANG Yingchen   

  1. Chemical Engineering College, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing 100029,
    China
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:2002-08-28 Published:2002-08-28
  • Contact: BAO Yuyun

摘要: The minimum fluid velocity to maintain particles just suspended was deduced, and the
theoretical analysis shows that the minimum velocity is influenced by the properties of the
solid and liquid, not by the operational conditions. For justification, the local minimum
velocity at the bottom of the tank was measured by a bi- electrode conductivity probe, in a
square-sectioned stirred tank (0.75m×0.75m×1.0m) with the glass beads-water system.The
experiments showed that the fluid velocities for the same suspension state were identical
despite that the power dissipated per unit mass was not the same under different
configuration and operation. Both theoretical analysis and experimental results indicate
that the off-bottom suspension is controlled by the local fluid flow over the bottom of the
stirred tank.

关键词: off-bottom suspension;solid-liquid system;local velocity;stirred tank

Abstract: The minimum fluid velocity to maintain particles just suspended was deduced, and the
theoretical analysis shows that the minimum velocity is influenced by the properties of the
solid and liquid, not by the operational conditions. For justification, the local minimum
velocity at the bottom of the tank was measured by a bi- electrode conductivity probe, in a
square-sectioned stirred tank (0.75m×0.75m×1.0m) with the glass beads-water system.The
experiments showed that the fluid velocities for the same suspension state were identical
despite that the power dissipated per unit mass was not the same under different
configuration and operation. Both theoretical analysis and experimental results indicate
that the off-bottom suspension is controlled by the local fluid flow over the bottom of the
stirred tank.

Key words: off-bottom suspension, solid-liquid system, local velocity, stirred tank