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9783642002472

Simulation and Optimization of Furnaces and Kilns for Nonferrous Metallurgical Engineering

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  • Copyright: 2010-12-23
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Simulation and Optimization of Furnaces and Kilns for Nonferrous Metallurgical Engineering is based on advanced theories and research methods for fluid flow, mass and heat transfer, and fuel combustion. It introduces a hologram simulation and optimization methods for fluid field, temperature field, concentration field, and electro-magnetic field in various kinds of furnaces and kilns. Practical examples and a detailed introduction to methods for simulation and optimization of complex systems are included as well. These new methods have brought significant economic benefits to the industries involved. The book is intended for researchers and technical experts in metallurgical engineering, materials engineering, power and thermal energy engineering, chemical engineering, and mechanical engineering.Chi Mei, Jie-min Zhou, Xiao-qi Peng, Nai-jun Zhou and Ping Zhou are all professors at School of Energy Science and Engineering, Central South University, Changsha, Hunan Province, China.

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Chi Mei, Jiemin Zhou, Xiaoqi Peng, Naijun Zhou and Ping Zhou are all professors at School of Energy Science and Engineering, Central South University, Changsha, Hunan Province, China.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Classification of the Furnaces and Kilns for Nonferrous Metallurgical Engineering (FKNME)p. 1
The Thermophysical Processes and Thermal Systems of the FKNMEp. 2
A Review of the Methodologies for Designs and Investigations of FKNMEp. 4
Methodologies for design and investigation of FKNMEp. 4
The characteristics of the MHSO methodp. 5
Models and Modeling for the FKNMEp. 7
Models for the modern FKNMEp. 7
The modeling processp. 7
Referencesp. 9
Modeling of the Thermophysical Processes in FKNMEp. 11
Modeling of the Fluid Flow in the FKNMEp. 11
Introductionp. 11
The Reynolds-averaging and the Favre-averaging methodsp. 13
Turbulence modelsp. 15
Low Reynolds number k-¿ modelsp. 21
Re-Normalization Group (RNG) K-¿ modelsp. 25
Reynolds stresses model(RSM)p. 26
The Modeling of the Heat Transfer in FKNMEp. 27
Characteristics of heat transfer inside furnacesp. 27
Zone methodp. 29
Monte Carlo methodp. 33
Discrete transfer radiation modelp. 35
The Simulation of Combustion and Concentration Fieldp. 38
Basic equations of fluid dynamics including chemical reactionsp. 38
Gaseous combustion modelsp. 42
Droplet and particle combustion modelsp. 48
NOx modelsp. 54
Simulation of Magnetic Fieldp. 60
Physical modelsp. 60
Mathematical model of current fieldp. 61
Mathematical models of magnetic field in conductive elementsp. 62
Magnetic field models of ferromagnetic elementsp. 66
Three-dimensional mathematical model of magnetic fieldp. 69
Simulation on Melt Flow and Velocity Distribution in Smelting Furnacesp. 69
Mathematical model for the melt flow in smelting furnacep. 70
Electromagnetic flowp. 71
The melt motion resulting from jet-flowp. 75
Referencesp. 80
Hologram Simulation of the FKNMEp. 87
Concept and Characteristics of Hologram Simulationp. 87
Mathematical Models of Hologram Simulationp. 89
Applying Hologram Simulation to Multi-field Couplingp. 92
Classification of multi-field couplingp. 92
An example of intra phase three-field couplingp. 93
An example of four-field couplingp. 94
Solutions of Hologram Simulation Modelsp. 97
Referencesp. 98
Thermal Engineering Processes Simulation Based on Artificial Intelligencep. 101
Characteristics of Thermal Engineering Processes in Nonferrous Metallurgical Furnacesp. 101
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Methodsp. 102
Expert systemp. 103
Fuzzy simulationp. 104
Artificial neural networkp. 106
Modeling Based on Intelligent Fuzzy Analysisp. 107
Intelligent fuzzy self-adaptive modeling of multi-variable systemp. 108
Example: fuzzy adaptive decision-making model for nickel matte smelting process in submerged arc furnacep. 111
Modeling Based on Fuzzy Neural Network Analysisp. 116
Fuzzy neural network adaptive modeling methods of multi-variable systemp. 117
Example: fuzzy neural network adaptive decision-making model for production process in slag cleaning furnacep. 120
Referencesp. 123
Hologram Simulation of Aluminum Reduction Cellsp. 127
Introductionp. 127
Computation and Analysis of the Electric Field and Magnetic Fieldp. 131
Computation model of electric current in the bus barp. 132
Computational model of electric current in the anodep. 133
Computation and analysis of electric field in the meltp. 134
Computation and analysis of electric field in the cathodep. 138
Computation and analysis of the magnetic fieldp. 140
Computation and Analysis of the Melt Flow Fieldp. 146
Electromagnetic force in the meltp. 147
Analysis of the molten aluminum movementp. 148
Analysis of the electrolyte movementp. 149
Computation of the melt velocity fieldp. 150
Analysis of Thermal Field Aluminum Reduction Cellsp. 152
Control equations and boundary conditionsp. 153
Calculation methodsp. 156
Dynamic Simulation for Aluminum Reduction Cellsp. 158
Factors influencing operation conditions and principle of the dynamic simulationp. 159
Models and algorithmp. 160
Technical scheme of the dynamic simulation and function of the software systemp. 161
Model of Current Efficiency of Aluminum Reduction Cellsp. 163
Factors influencing current efficiency and its measurementsp. 164
Models of the current efficiencyp. 166
Referencesp. 169
Simulation and Optimization of Electric Smelting Furnacep. 175
Introductionp. 175
Sintering Process Model of Self-baking Electrode in Electric Smelting Furnacep. 176
Electric and thermal analytical model of the electrodep. 178
Simulation softwarep. 182
Analysis of the computational result and the baking processp. 183
Optimization of self-baking electrode configuration and operation regimep. 190
Modeling of Bath Flow in Electric Smelting Furnacep. 192
Mathematical model for velocity field of bathp. 193
The forces acting on molten slagp. 194
Solution algorithms and charactersp. 196
Heat Transfer in the Molten Pool and Temperature Field Model of the Electric Smelting Furnacep. 198
Mathematical model of the temperature field in the molten poolp. 199
Simulation softwarep. 203
Calculation results and verificationp. 203
Evaluation and optimization of the furnace design and operationp. 208
Referencesp. 210
Coupling Simulation of Four-field in Flame Furnacep. 213
Introductionp. 213
Simulation and Optimization of Combustion Chamber of Tower-Type Zinc Distillation Furnacep. 215
Physical modelp. 216
Mathematical modelp. 217
Boundary conditionsp. 217
Simulation of the combustion chamber prior to structure optimizationp. 218
Structure simulation and optimization of combustion chamberp. 220
Four-field Coupling Simulation and Intensification of Smelting in Reaction Shaft of Flash Furnacep. 221
Mechanism of flash smelting process-particle fluctuating collision modelp. 223
Physical modelp. 224
Mathematical model-coupling computation of particle and gas phasesp. 225
Simulation results and discussionp. 227
Enhancement of smelting intensity in flash furnacep. 229
Referencesp. 232
Modeling of Dilute and Dense Phase in Generalized Fluidizationp. 235
Introductionp. 235
Particle Size Distribution Modelsp. 238
Normal distribution modelp. 239
Logarithmic probability distribution modelp. 240
Weibull probability distribution functionp. 241
R-R distribution function (Rosin-Rammler distribution)p. 241
Nukiyawa-Tanasawa distribution functionp. 242
Dilute Phase Modelsp. 244
Non-slip modelp. 245
Small slip modelp. 247
Multi-fluid model (or two-fluid model)p. 248
Particle group trajectory modelp. 251
Solution of the particle group trajectory modelp. 256
Mathematical Models for Dense Phasep. 257
Two-phase simple bubble modelp. 258
Bubbling bed modelp. 259
Bubble assemblage model (BAM)p. 261
Bubble assemblage model for gas-solid reactionsp. 265
Solid reaction rate model in dense phasep. 267
Referencesp. 272
Multiple Modeling of the Single-ended Radiant Tubesp. 275
Introductionp. 275
The SER tubes and the investigation of SER tubesp. 276
The overall modeling strategyp. 278
3D Cold State Simulation of the SER Tubep. 279
2D Modeling of the SER Tubep. 283
Selecting the turbulence modelp. 283
Selecting the combustion modelp. 286
Results and analysis of the 2D simulationp. 289
One-dimensional Modeling of the SER Tubep. 291
Referencesp. 295
Multi-objective Systematic Optimization of FKNMEp. 297
Introductionp. 297
A historic reviewp. 297
The three principles for the FKNME systematic optimizationp. 298
Objectives of the FKNME Systematic Optimizationp. 299
Unit output functionsp. 300
Quality control functionsp. 305
Control function of service lifetimep. 306
Functions of energy consumptionp. 308
Control functions of air pollution emissionsp. 309
The General Methods of the Multi-purpose Synthetic Optimizationp. 309
Optimization methods of artificial intelligencep. 309
Consistent target approachp. 312
The main target approachp. 314
The coordination curve approachp. 315
The partition layer solving approachp. 315
Fuzzy optimization of the multi targetsp. 316
Technical Carriers of Furnace Integral Optimizationp. 318
Optimum design CADp. 319
Intelligent decision support system for furnace operation optimizationp. 320
Online optimization systemp. 327
Integrated system for monitoring, control and managementp. 330
Referencesp. 334
Indexp. 337
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