Measurement of Thermal Conductivity along the Radial Direction in a Vertical Cylindrical Packed Bed

  • Bedarkar S
  • Viswanathan N
  • Ballal N
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Heat transfer in packed beds and their thermal response have been of great interest for scientists and engineers for the last several years, since they play a crucial role in determining design and operation of reactors. Heat transfer of a packed bed is characterised through lumped parameter, namely, effective thermal conductivity. In the present studies, experiments were performed to investigate the thermal conductivity of a packed bed in radial direction. The packed bed was formed using iron ore particles. To determine the effective thermal conductivity a new transient methodology is proposed. The results obtained were compared with the models proposed by ZBS and Kunii and Smith.

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Bedarkar, S., Viswanathan, N. N., & Ballal, N. B. (2015). Measurement of Thermal Conductivity along the Radial Direction in a Vertical Cylindrical Packed Bed. Journal of Powder Technology, 2015, 1–7. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/584538

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