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Eulerian-Eulerian approach and conventional Eulerian-Lagrangian model are computationally exhaustive for modelling circulating fluidized bed (CFB) riser which has wide particle size distribution and billions of particles Alternatively, the relatively recent Eulerian- Lagrangian computational particle fluid dynamics (CPFD) model enables simulation of the CFB system with lesser computational resources. Most of the published studies on CPFD simulations of CFB risers deal with single grate system. The present study aimed to investigate the performance of the CPFD model for predicting solids distribution in a CFB riser with pant-leg structure (dual grate) and characteristics similar to a commercial boiler. Experiments conducted in a scaled down 250 MWe CFB facility according to Glicksman’s simplified similarity laws for fluidized beds were simulated using commercial code Barracuda. The bottom dense bed, upper lean solid phase, increase in bottom bed voidage with increasing fluidizing velocity and reducing solids inventory, decrease in bottom bed solids concentration with decrease in particle size and exchange of solids between the legs typically occurring in a CFB with pant-leg structure were successfully captured by the CPFD calculations. Simulation results showed that the upper solids concentration is hardly influenced by the solids inventory level in line with the experimental observation, therefore the amount of solids inventory can be optimized during actual operation. The predicted pressures varied from the average experimental pressure data within the range –10 to 39 %.

Simulation of a Scaled down 250 MWe CFB Boiler Using Computational Particle Fluid Dynamics Numerical Model