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  • image/svg+xml art designer at PLoS, modified by Wikipedia users Nina, Beao, JakobVoss, and AnonMoos Open Access logo, converted into svg, designed by PLoS. This version with transparent background. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Open_Access_logo_PLoS_white.svg art designer at PLoS, modified by Wikipedia users Nina, Beao, JakobVoss, and AnonMoos http://www.plos.org/
    Authors: Rajh, B.; Gómez Rodríguez, Miguel Ángel; Alvarez Bermudez, César; Cid Rodriguez, Natalia; +1 Authors

    Financiado para publicación en acceso aberto: Universidade de Vigo/CISUG Entre as diferentes estratexias de modelización aplicadas para a simulación da combustión de biomasa durante as dúas últimas décadas, este traballo describe en detalle dous modelos baseados en dous dos enfoques máis utilizados e proba o seu rendemento mediante a simulación dunha caldeira de pellets de madeira de 60 kW. Isto contribúe a analizar o comportamento de ambos enfoques traballando en diferentes condicións de funcionamento e a determinar cales son as condicións favorables para a aplicación dos modelos. O primeiro modelo presentado é un método experimental 1D que introduce os produtos de conversión térmica da biomasa a través de varias seccións da superficie do leito. Os cálculos baséanse nos balances de masa e enerxía e na determinación experimental de fluxos reactivos. O segundo modelo é un método analítico 3D que calcula a conversión térmica da cama de biomasa dentro do dominio CFD. Isto aplica cálculos máis complexos cun custo computacional máis elevado. Para ambos os modelos, a reacción de oxidación do char calcúlase mediante catro correlacións que devolven diferentes relacións CO/CO2. Os modelos de conversión de leito e as correlacións de oxidación do char aplícanse a dúas probas diferentes coa caldeira funcionando a media carga e a plena carga con diferentes combustibles. Os resultados mostran que ambos os modelos de combustión teñen un comportamento xeral similar. O modelo 3D compórtase razoablemente ben en todos os casos e non se ve afectado significativamente polas diferentes correlacións de oxidación de char. Ambos modelos dan resultados similares cando as condicións de combustión son favorables (proba a plena carga). O modelo 1D é moi sensible ás correlacións de oxidación do char, especialmente na proba de media carga. Neste caso, funciona mellor con correlacións que producen relacións CO/CO2 máis baixas. A análise dos contornos no fogar da caldeira mostra que, no modelo de leito 3D, unha parte importante do proceso de combustión ocorre no volume do leito, que non está engranado no modelo 1D, e que o avance na combustión compensa as diferenzas de CO emitido pola cama. Among the different modelling strategies applied for the simulation of packed bed biomass combustion during the last two decades, the present paper detailed describes two models based on two of the most commonly used approaches and tests their performance through the simulation of a 60-kW wood pellet boiler. This contributes to analyze the behavior of both approaches working in different operating conditions and to determine what conditions are favorable for the models application. The first presented model is a 1D experimental method that introduces the products of the biomass thermal conversion through several sections of the bed top surface. The calculations are based on mass and energy balances and experimental determination of the reactive fluxes. The second model is an analytical 3D method that calculates the packed bed thermal conversion inside the CFD domain. This applies more complex calculations with a higher computational cost. For both models, the char oxidation reaction is calculated though four correlations that returns different CO/CO2 ratios. The bed conversion models and the char oxidation correlations are applied to two different tests with the boiler operating at half and full load with different fuels. The results show that both bed models have a similar overall behaviour. The 3D model has a reasonably good behaviour in all cases and is not significantly affected by the different char correlations. Both models give similar results when combustion conditions are favourable (full-load test). The 1D model is highly sensitive to the char oxidation correlations, especially in the half load test. In this case, it has a better behaviour with the correlations that produce lower CO/CO2 ratios. The analysis of the contours in the freeboard shows that, in the 3D bed model, an important part of the combustion process occurs in the bed volume, which is not meshed in the 1D model, and that advance in the combustion compensates the differences in the CO emitted by the bed. Agencia Estatal de Investigación | Ref. PID2021-126569OB-I00 Slovenian Research Agency | Ref. P2-0424

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    Energy Conversion and Management
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    Authors: Rajh, B.; Gómez Rodríguez, Miguel Ángel; Alvarez Bermudez, César; Cid Rodriguez, Natalia; +1 Authors

    Financiado para publicación en acceso aberto: Universidade de Vigo/CISUG Entre as diferentes estratexias de modelización aplicadas para a simulación da combustión de biomasa durante as dúas últimas décadas, este traballo describe en detalle dous modelos baseados en dous dos enfoques máis utilizados e proba o seu rendemento mediante a simulación dunha caldeira de pellets de madeira de 60 kW. Isto contribúe a analizar o comportamento de ambos enfoques traballando en diferentes condicións de funcionamento e a determinar cales son as condicións favorables para a aplicación dos modelos. O primeiro modelo presentado é un método experimental 1D que introduce os produtos de conversión térmica da biomasa a través de varias seccións da superficie do leito. Os cálculos baséanse nos balances de masa e enerxía e na determinación experimental de fluxos reactivos. O segundo modelo é un método analítico 3D que calcula a conversión térmica da cama de biomasa dentro do dominio CFD. Isto aplica cálculos máis complexos cun custo computacional máis elevado. Para ambos os modelos, a reacción de oxidación do char calcúlase mediante catro correlacións que devolven diferentes relacións CO/CO2. Os modelos de conversión de leito e as correlacións de oxidación do char aplícanse a dúas probas diferentes coa caldeira funcionando a media carga e a plena carga con diferentes combustibles. Os resultados mostran que ambos os modelos de combustión teñen un comportamento xeral similar. O modelo 3D compórtase razoablemente ben en todos os casos e non se ve afectado significativamente polas diferentes correlacións de oxidación de char. Ambos modelos dan resultados similares cando as condicións de combustión son favorables (proba a plena carga). O modelo 1D é moi sensible ás correlacións de oxidación do char, especialmente na proba de media carga. Neste caso, funciona mellor con correlacións que producen relacións CO/CO2 máis baixas. A análise dos contornos no fogar da caldeira mostra que, no modelo de leito 3D, unha parte importante do proceso de combustión ocorre no volume do leito, que non está engranado no modelo 1D, e que o avance na combustión compensa as diferenzas de CO emitido pola cama. Among the different modelling strategies applied for the simulation of packed bed biomass combustion during the last two decades, the present paper detailed describes two models based on two of the most commonly used approaches and tests their performance through the simulation of a 60-kW wood pellet boiler. This contributes to analyze the behavior of both approaches working in different operating conditions and to determine what conditions are favorable for the models application. The first presented model is a 1D experimental method that introduces the products of the biomass thermal conversion through several sections of the bed top surface. The calculations are based on mass and energy balances and experimental determination of the reactive fluxes. The second model is an analytical 3D method that calculates the packed bed thermal conversion inside the CFD domain. This applies more complex calculations with a higher computational cost. For both models, the char oxidation reaction is calculated though four correlations that returns different CO/CO2 ratios. The bed conversion models and the char oxidation correlations are applied to two different tests with the boiler operating at half and full load with different fuels. The results show that both bed models have a similar overall behaviour. The 3D model has a reasonably good behaviour in all cases and is not significantly affected by the different char correlations. Both models give similar results when combustion conditions are favourable (full-load test). The 1D model is highly sensitive to the char oxidation correlations, especially in the half load test. In this case, it has a better behaviour with the correlations that produce lower CO/CO2 ratios. The analysis of the contours in the freeboard shows that, in the 3D bed model, an important part of the combustion process occurs in the bed volume, which is not meshed in the 1D model, and that advance in the combustion compensates the differences in the CO emitted by the bed. Agencia Estatal de Investigación | Ref. PID2021-126569OB-I00 Slovenian Research Agency | Ref. P2-0424

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    Energy Conversion and Management
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