Study on Droplet Entrainment of High-Viscosity Falling Liquid Film

  • INUMARU J
  • OHTAKA M
  • WATANABE H
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Abstract

An experimental study of counter-current annular two-phase flow of high-viscosity liquid and air in a large diameter pipe was carried out to investigate the inception criterion for entrainment of molten slag droplet in an entrained flow coal gasifier. Liquid film thickness was measured using a high-speed camera for 4 types of liquid with various viscosities and surface tensions. It was clearly shown that the measured average wave amplitude had a good correlation with the gas Reynolds number, and that the predicted critical gas velocity for droplet inception using new formula of wave amplitude had a good agreement with the experimental results under the condition of very low fluid Reynolds number (Re f≦10). The critical Weber number W ec = 1.73 was obtained as inception criterion of droplet entrainment.

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INUMARU, J., OHTAKA, M., & WATANABE, H. (2010). Study on Droplet Entrainment of High-Viscosity Falling Liquid Film. Journal of Fluid Science and Technology, 5(2), 169–179. https://doi.org/10.1299/jfst.5.169

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