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Numerical Study of the Effect of Primary Nozzle Geometry on Supersonic Gas-Solid Jet of Bypass Injected Dry Powder Fire Extinguishing Device

Version 1 : Received: 30 December 2023 / Approved: 3 January 2024 / Online: 4 January 2024 (05:56:26 CET)

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Zhang, L.; Feng, Y.; Wu, S.; Jia, H. Numerical Study of the Effect of Primary Nozzle Geometry on Supersonic Gas-Solid Jet of Bypass Injected Dry Powder Fire Extinguishing Device. Fire 2024, 7, 45. Zhang, L.; Feng, Y.; Wu, S.; Jia, H. Numerical Study of the Effect of Primary Nozzle Geometry on Supersonic Gas-Solid Jet of Bypass Injected Dry Powder Fire Extinguishing Device. Fire 2024, 7, 45.

Abstract

A two-way coupled model between polydisperse particle phases with compressible gases and a density-based coupling implicit solution method combining the third-order MUSCL with QUICK spatial discretization scheme and the second-order temporal discretization scheme are constructed based on the discrete-phase model (DPM) and the stochastic wander model (DRWM) in the Eu-lerian-Lagrangian framework in conjunction with a unitary particulate source (PSIC) approach and the SST k-ω turbulence model. The accuracy of the numerical prediction method is verified using previous supersonic nozzle gas-solid two-phase flow experiments. Numerical simulation of two-phase jet of dry powder extinguishing agent gas with pilot-type supersonic nozzle was carried out to analyze the influence of geometrical parameters such as length ratio rL and area ratio rA of main nozzle on the two-phase flow field as well as on the jet performance indexes such as particle mean velocity vp,a, velocity inhomogeneity Φvp, particle dispersion Ψp, particle mean acceleration ap,a and so on. By analyzing the parameters, we indicate the requirements for the combination of jet performance metrics for different flame types such as penetrating, spreading, and dispersing.

Keywords

dry-powder fire extinguishing; supersonic velocity; flame type; nozzle geometric characteristics

Subject

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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