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The effectiveness of cleaning the combustion products of SO2 using scrubbers foam Experimental study and numerical simulation

فعالية تنظيف نواتج الاحتراق من SO2 باستخدام أجهزة الامتصاص الرغوية دراسة تجريبية و محاكاة رقمية

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 Publication date 2015
and research's language is العربية
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The research aims to find a way to calculate the hydrodynamic and thermal characteristics of devices absorption foam used in the wet roads to clean the combustion products of SO2 to increase the effectiveness of these methods and economic. For it has been studied heat exchange and hydrodynamic device absorption with bilateral phase moving layer (foam) with different models of contact devices, and on the basis of experimental data and mathematical analysis have been obtained equations that allow assessment of the impact of contextual factors in the core layer foam variables. It was also stressed that the heat exchange in the field of foam layer is characterized by high efficiency heat exchange between the gas and the liquid in the foam layer and between the foam layer and the surface submerged, and give the temperature coefficient depends on the initial conditions of gaseous and liquid phase and the temperatures of the dew point of the gas and liquid teams at the entrance device absorption. As for the effectiveness of cleaning the combustion gases from the cleaning degree of SO2 in the upper border of the foam system up to (95,95%) on stage touches one. The study also allowed increase reliability for wet cleaning system by selecting the optimum poisoning and on the basis of data obtained.

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