Mechanism of the Formation of Slag Particles by the Rotary Cylinder Atomization
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Slag is a potential resource of energy and materials because it contains a lot of elements and is at the high temperature of around 1500°C when exhausted.In the previous study, we developed a rotary cylinder atomizing (RCLA) method that can efficiently use the rotation energy for atomizing the molten slag. The minimum diameter of the slag particle was from 10 to 50% of the nozzle diameter. The obtained slag particles were amorphous spheres with high aspect ratios. The higher rotation speed and smaller nozzle diameter could make smaller particles. In the present study, the mechanism of slag particle formation from spouting slag string through the nozzle was investigated using the high-speed camera and the theoretical approach was performed.The slag was string-shaped when spouted from the nozzle. The relationship between the particle diameter (d) and nozzle diameter (2a) was derived as follows:<center>[<a href="http://ess.jstage.jst.go.jp/preview/article/isijinternational/50/9/50_1252/_appendix/1">Equation</a>]</center>Where ρ is density, L is the distance from the center of rotation to the tip of the slag string, Z is rotation speed and γ is surface tension of slag.The flow rate of slag was evaluated using Hagen–Poiseuilles equation and the relationship between the particle diameter and the slag string diameter was obtained using Webers equation. By comparison between the experimental and calculated results, we concluded that a string diameter of 0.2 mm for a 1.3mm nozzle diameter was adequate in this experiment.
著者
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Kashiwaya Yoshiaki
Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
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Akiyama Tomohiro
Center for Advanced Research of Energy Conversion Materials, Hokkaido University
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In-Nami Yutaro
Graduate Student, Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
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