Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD

Partial Combustion (PC) system is one of the very important systems in Direct Reduction Plant (DRP) which allows increasing the production rate, quality of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI), and diminishing the natural gas consumption. This system is consists of one transfer line with two oxygen lances plac...

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Main Author: Norliyana, Erain
Format: Undergraduates Project Papers
Language:English
Published: 2012
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spelling ump-36142015-03-03T08:02:09Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3614/ Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD Norliyana, Erain QD Chemistry Partial Combustion (PC) system is one of the very important systems in Direct Reduction Plant (DRP) which allows increasing the production rate, quality of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI), and diminishing the natural gas consumption. This system is consists of one transfer line with two oxygen lances placed in horizontal position in the middle of transfer line. The transfer line is situated in between the gas heater and reactor. The objectives of this study are to validate the temperature profile of simulated result with current installation in real plant and to define more accurate temperature reading of Partial Combustion system. Besides, the other objective of this study is to propose new position of oxygen lances installed. To modify an existing system, it actually requires high cost. Hence, in this study a simulation was performed in order to solve the problem exists. Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) is a tool used in this simulation which consists of GAMBIT and FLUENT. Volume meshing in GAMBIT is an important part to be considered before doing simulation in FLUENT as a solver. Parametric study was proposed to give more accurate temperature reading. New model of transfer line with considering refractory is believed can give better result for the same purpose. In real plant, the transfer line was covered by the two layers of refractory brick. For further modification, new position of oxygen lances also introduced to increase the temperature of reactor inlet. Increasing of temperature at reactor inlet can increase the production rate and will increase the tubes life in heater. For this purpose, the modified of oxygen lances position give better performance than existing position. From this study, the temperature profile of Partial Combustion system can be validated thus can give better performance for this system. 2012-01 Undergraduates Project Papers NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3614/1/CD6418_NORLIYANA_ERAIN.pdf Norliyana, Erain (2012) Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD. Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Natural Resources, Universiti Malaysia Pahang. http://iportal.ump.edu.my/lib/item?id=chamo:66567&theme=UMP2
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Norliyana, Erain
Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
description Partial Combustion (PC) system is one of the very important systems in Direct Reduction Plant (DRP) which allows increasing the production rate, quality of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI), and diminishing the natural gas consumption. This system is consists of one transfer line with two oxygen lances placed in horizontal position in the middle of transfer line. The transfer line is situated in between the gas heater and reactor. The objectives of this study are to validate the temperature profile of simulated result with current installation in real plant and to define more accurate temperature reading of Partial Combustion system. Besides, the other objective of this study is to propose new position of oxygen lances installed. To modify an existing system, it actually requires high cost. Hence, in this study a simulation was performed in order to solve the problem exists. Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) is a tool used in this simulation which consists of GAMBIT and FLUENT. Volume meshing in GAMBIT is an important part to be considered before doing simulation in FLUENT as a solver. Parametric study was proposed to give more accurate temperature reading. New model of transfer line with considering refractory is believed can give better result for the same purpose. In real plant, the transfer line was covered by the two layers of refractory brick. For further modification, new position of oxygen lances also introduced to increase the temperature of reactor inlet. Increasing of temperature at reactor inlet can increase the production rate and will increase the tubes life in heater. For this purpose, the modified of oxygen lances position give better performance than existing position. From this study, the temperature profile of Partial Combustion system can be validated thus can give better performance for this system.
format Undergraduates Project Papers
author Norliyana, Erain
author_facet Norliyana, Erain
author_sort Norliyana, Erain
title Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
title_short Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
title_full Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
title_fullStr Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
title_full_unstemmed Study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using CFD
title_sort study on performance of partial combustion unit at direct reduction plant by using cfd
publishDate 2012
url http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3614/
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3614/
http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/3614/1/CD6418_NORLIYANA_ERAIN.pdf
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