Optimising design of secondary combustion chambers using CFD

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Secondary combustion chambers belong to key equipment in units for thermal processing of waste, including waste to energy systems. This work uses a real industrial chamber as a baseline in simulations. Work presented here continues with finding of ideal proportions of cylindrical secondary combustion chamber (height/diameter ratio). The aim of this work is to find minimal tolerable height/diameter ratio which will secure the environmental limits and which will have the minimum investment costs. For this purpose, the baseline geometry has been slightly modified to compare with other simulated geometries. Total count of five alternative geometries has been simulated and results have been compared.

CFD optimisation, CFD modelling, CFD simulation, Secondary combustion chamber, Afterburner chamber

2007-05-27

Elsevier

Radarweg 29, PO Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam, The Netherlands

978-0-444-53158-2

17TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS ENGINEERING

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