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Title: CFD SIMULATION OF UNDERGROUND COAL GASIFICATION
Authors: Singh, Brajesh Kumar
Keywords: CHEMICAL ENGINEERING;CFD SIMULATION;UNDERGROUND COAL GASIFICATION;UNSTEADY STATE-THREE-DIMENSIONAL PACKED BED MODEL
Issue Date: 2012
Abstract: An unsteady state-three-dimensional packed bed model has been developed to estimate gas production and cavity growth in underground coal gasification. The model, incorporates a three-dimensional unsteady-state cavity growth sub-model and models mass transfer and heat transfer from the bulk gas to the coal seam. Simulations with the model reveal that the gas calorific value is , sensitive to coal reactivity and the exposed reactive surface area per unit volume in the channel. A comparison of model results with Perkins et. al. (2008), who has been develop a pseudo-one-dimensional open channel show that the model can make good predictions of the gas production and composition under a range of different operating conditions, including operation with air and steam/oxygen mixtures. Further work is required to determine whether the model formulation is also suitable for simulating critical behavior of cavity growth
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2348
Other Identifiers: M.Tech
Research Supervisor/ Guide: Mohanty, Bikash
metadata.dc.type: M.Tech Dessertation
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