Determination method for polyethylene fluidized bed bubble heat transfer coefficient
A polyethylene fluidized bed and heat transfer coefficient technology, which is used in material analysis, instruments, and materials analysis using acoustic wave emission technology, can solve problems such as poor accuracy and dispersion of unsteady experimental results, and achieve accurate bubble heat transfer. The effect of high coefficient and detection accuracy
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[0020] The measuring method of bubble heat transfer coefficient of polyethylene fluidized bed comprises the following steps:
[0021] Step 1: Acquisition of acoustic emission signals. The installation height of the acoustic emission signal receiving probe has little effect on the main frequency of the acoustic emission signal measurement within a certain range (15% to 40% of the material level height), and can reflect the main internal information and flow conditions in the fluidized bed, so An acoustic emission signal receiving probe is installed at the wall of the distribution plate of the polyethylene fluidized bed reactor to 15% to 40% of the height H of the material in the bed, which can reduce hardware (probes) while obtaining the average information inside the fluidized bed investment; the receiving frequency range of the acoustic emission signal is 0Hz to 20MHz, and its optimal receiving frequency range is 0Hz to 1MHz. The acoustic emission signal enters the amplificat...
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