Comparison of conditions with different arrangements of the gas distribution tube and bubble diameters in a two-dimensional model simulation.
This is a case study where a simulation was conducted under conditions where bubbles were released from a sparger in a reaction tank, examining whether the necessary flow rate was achieved within the tank. In a two-dimensional model simulation, conditions with different sparger arrangements and bubble diameters were compared. Flow rate distribution maps, flow rate vector diagrams, and results for maximum and average flow rates at the bottom were output. For details, please download the catalog. [Case Overview] - Conducted a simulation under conditions where bubbles were released from a sparger in a reaction tank. - Examined whether the necessary flow rate was achieved within the tank. - Compared conditions with different sparger arrangements and bubble diameters in a two-dimensional model simulation. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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■Velocity distribution diagram ■Velocity vector diagram ■Maximum velocity and average velocity at the bottom *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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