Forced convection analysis of coupled heat and mass transfer in a channel filled with a reactive porous medium (Q392904)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6245785
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6245785 |
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Forced convection analysis of coupled heat and mass transfer in a channel filled with a reactive porous medium (English)
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15 January 2014
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Summary: Investigation of the fluids purification process, either by filtration or by undesirable substances destruction, is conducted. A convective flow in a reactive porous medium with an axisymmetrical geometry is considered. The momentum equation for the forced convection through a porous substrate is modelled by using the Darcy-Brinkman-Forchheimer model, while the temperature and the concentration fields are obtained subsequently from the energy and diffusion equations. The effects of the main governing parameters such as solid-to-fluid conductivity ratio, Reynolds number, Biot number, as well as the modified Frank-Kamenetskii number are studied. The comparison with previously published work shows an excellent agreement.
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heat transfer
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mass transfer
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numerical simulation
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reactive porous media
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Frank-Kamenetskii number
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fluid dynamics
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forced convection
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fluid purification
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convective flow
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modelling
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