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Effect of a Draft Tube on the Fluid Dynamics of a Spouted Bed: Experimental and CFD Studies

Knowledge about the gas and particle dynamics in spouted beds is important in the evaluation of particle circulation rates and the efficiency of gas-solid contacts. In this work, the mechanism of transition from a static bed to a spouted bed was numerically simulated using a Eulerian multiphase model. This model was applied to two distinct spouted bed geometries: a conventional device and a spouted bed with draft tube. The radial voidage and particle velocity profiles along the longitudinal position in the annular and spout regions were simulated for the geometries under study. The characteristic simulated curves were congruous with the experimental data.