Abstract
Laser Doppler anemometry (LDA) measurements were performed in a 1/9-scale model of a 12 MW circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler. The model was operated according to scaling laws. The 2D-LDA system used was positioned in two different ways to obtain the three velocity components u, v and w of the solid phase from which the particle kinetic stresses were determined. The measured velocity profiles are in agreement with previous data from the full-scale boiler, i.e. showing a flat profile over the core region of the riser with a pronounced wall layer. The particle kinetic stresses are found to be anisotropic and strongly influenced by large scale effects originating from the bottom-bed bubbles.
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