J. Lede et al., A NEW METHOD FOR STUDYING REACTION OF SOLID PARTICLES SPRAYED BY A GAS-JET ONTO A HOT SURFACE, Chemical engineering research & design, 71(A2), 1993, pp. 153-159
The purpose of the present paper is to describe a sequential method fo
r studying the processes controlling the rate of layer deposition obta
ined by the projection of a powder conveyed by an airjet onto a hot su
rface. The first results obtained in a cold flow model study provide i
nformation on the hydrodynamics and settling conditions of the particl
es. Experimental results are compared with a theory describing the tra
jectories of the particles in wide practical domains. In a warm flow m
odel, the heating conditions of the particles are then specified. A di
rect theoretical study is based on the use of the previously derived h
ydrodynamic model while a parallel indirect approach relies on the use
of model particles of known physical and chemical properties. The goo
d agreement between theory and experiments demonstrates the validity o
f the method.