Abstract
Heat-transfer processes in a countercurrent cyclone heat exchanger are investigated on a pilot installation. Volumetric coefficients of heat transfer from gases to a flow of solid particles are determined during operation with tangentially swirled flow of gas suspension, separation of solid particles on the heat-exchanger walls, and deceleration of flue gas flows as they collide with the charge mixture fed to the apparatus.
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