A method and device for determining a non-Newtonian fluid stirring dead zone in a reactor
A non-Newtonian fluid and stirring device technology, which is applied to measuring devices, instruments, scientific instruments, etc., can solve the problems of uneven stirring and non-Newtonian fluid, and achieve the effect of saving energy
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[0056] In this example, the non-Newtonian fluid is fresh pig manure. A HAAKE Viscotester-550 rotational viscometer was used to conduct a rheological test on the fresh pig manure with a solid content of 24.92%, to obtain an experimental curve of viscosity and shear rate. According to the above experimental curve, the Sisko model equation was used to fit the viscosity-shear rate experimental curve, and the pig manure viscosity-shear stress equation was obtained as:
[0057] μ=0.0046+9.21·γ -0.6949 .
[0058] The viscosity of the above-mentioned fresh pig manure is μ∈[0.10,2.70], that is, the limit viscosity of pig manure is 0.10Pa·s.
[0059] like Figure 4 As shown in figure a in the middle, in the embodiment of the present invention, the viscosity range is equally divided, n=10, and the shear rate γ at the tenth point 10 =160.90s -1 , whose coordinates are (160.90, 0.2744), the shear rate γ at the ninth point 9 =59.35s -1 , whose coordinates are (59.35, 0.5441), the shea...
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[0065] In this example, the non-Newtonian fluid is raw sludge, and a HAAKE Viscotester-550 rotational viscometer is used to conduct a rheological test of the raw sludge with a solid content of 6.01%.
[0066] like Figure 5 As shown in the figure a, the viscosity of raw sludge is μ∈[0.10,4.09], that is, the limiting viscosity of raw sludge is 0.10Pa·s. For the range of viscosity μ∈[0.10,4.09], n=10 equal divisions are carried out, and the shear rate γ at the tenth point 10 =177.34s -1 , whose coordinates are (177.34, 0.2778); the shear rate γ at the ninth point 9 =80.38s -1 , whose coordinates are (80.38, 0.9030); the shear rate γ at the eighth point 8 =50.60.11s -1 , whose coordinates are (50.60, 1.3025). Shear rate according to (γ i -γ i-1 ) / γ i The rule of ≥0.5, the tenth, ninth and eighth points are substituted into the calculation, and it is verified by calculation that it satisfies:
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[0068] Thus, the critical point of shear rate effect γ 0 177.34s...
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