System for measuring particle size distribution of particles in slurry loop reactor
A loop reactor and particle size distribution technology, which is applied in particle and sedimentation analysis, measuring devices, particle size analysis, etc., can solve problems such as indeterminate collision position and energy, unstable response coefficient, and reduced signal authenticity, so as to avoid Effects of signal distortion, improved measurement accuracy, and improved test progress
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Embodiment 1
[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a particle size distribution measurement system in a slurry loop reactor, including an acoustic wave receiving module 1 , a signal amplifying module 2 , a signal collecting module 3 and a signal processing module 4 connected in sequence. The acoustic wave receiving module 1 is connected to the loop reactor 5 . Wherein, the acoustic wave receiving module 1 includes a plurality of narrow-band acoustic emission sensors 11 with different response frequency bands, and the response frequency bands of all the narrow-band acoustic emission sensors 11 are continuously distributed. The gain range of the signal amplification module 2 is 1-100. The signal acquisition frequency range of the signal acquisition device 3 is 10 Hz-5 MHz. Executing the program in the signal processing module 4 realizes the following steps:
[0031] Step S1. Obtain the acoustic emission signal received by each narrowband acoustic emission sensor, and ...
Embodiment 2
[0042] The difference from Embodiment 1 is that the narrow-band acoustic emission sensors are located at 40% of the horizontal pipe section at the lower end of the loop reactor, and seven narrow-band acoustic emission sensors are evenly arranged along the fluid flow direction and on the same straight line. Finally, the measurement error of particle size distribution in the slurry loop reactor is about 5.3%.
Embodiment 3
[0044] The difference from the first embodiment is that two narrow-band acoustic emission sensors are uniformly arranged along the circumferential direction of the cross-section of the loop reactor. The narrowband acoustic emission sensor responses are 100-400kHz and 400-700kHz respectively. After the received acoustic emission time domain information is obtained by fast Fourier transform to obtain the frequency domain information, the db2 wavelet function is used to decompose the two sections of acoustic emission signals in three scales respectively, and the distribution of wavelet energy fractions in each scale Characterize the spectral structure of a signal. The corresponding frequency ranges after wavelet decomposition are 225~400kHz, 162.5~225kHz, 100~162.5kHz, 550~700kHz, 475~550kHz, 400~475kHz. Measurement results The particle size distribution measurement error is about 4.7%.
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