A Novel Voltage Gradient Configuration Strategy for 200 t/d Oxygen-Fuel Combustion Coupled Electric Boosting Glass Melting Systems
Xurong Teng, Dinghao Yang, Ouyuan Zhang, Lin Yuan, Fangfang Zhao, Changyuan Tao, Renlong Liu
TL;DR
This paper introduces a new voltage configuration to improve glass melting efficiency and quality in a high-capacity furnace.
Contribution
A novel voltage gradient strategy is proposed to optimize electric boosting in oxygen-fuel combustion glass melting systems.
Findings
A high inlet and moderate outlet voltage scheme improves melting quality and furnace lifespan.
CFD simulations reveal optimal thermal and flow field dynamics with the proposed voltage configuration.
Residence time and homogenization factors are enhanced using the new voltage strategy.
Abstract
The production of high-performance glass fibers relies critically on achieving a homogeneous melt with a specific thermal history, which is directly determined by the precise control and optimization of the melting equipment. To enhance the melting efficiency and material quality, this study investigates the optimization of the electric assistance system in a 200 t/d oxygen-enriched glass fiber melting furnace. By integrating CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulation techniques, a furnace model encompassing both the combustion zone and molten glass phase is developed. The study focuses on the impact of an oxy-fuel combustion + electric assistance system on the glass melting process. The influence of different input voltages on the furnace is analyzed through temperature, velocity, and flow fields. Glass melting efficiency and quality are evaluated using residence time, melting…
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TopicsThermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes · Radiative Heat Transfer Studies · Glass properties and applications