摘要

In order to enhance particle dispersion and gas-particle mixing performances, the distribution and development characteristics of particle concentration were investigated within a jet reactor with different contraction angles. Effects of jet velocity and particle loading ratio on particle concentration distribution, mass flux, momentum and circulation were discussed. Due to the nozzle contraction effect, particles converged towards the jet axis and formed a local dense region. As the contraction angle increases, the local dense region moves towards upstream. The combing interactions of the recirculating entrainment and the wall effect resulted in a multi-staged distribution of particle concentration. The coalescence of particles in the jet axis and the accumulation of particles near the wall both decrease the uniformity distribution of particle concentration in the jet reactor. In the near field, particle mass and momentum fluxes mainly occur in the shear layer. The location of peak fluxes moves towards the wall with the shear layer development, and particle recirculation fluxes increase significantly near the wall.

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