Abstract
Physically justified boundary and conjugation conditions for problems of heat transfer in infiltrated granular beds have been formulated within the framework of the two-temperature model that takes into account the absence of interphase interaction at the boundaries. It is shown that the classical Danckwerts conditions are applicable to a gas. The problem of filtration cooling of a heat-generating granular bed over which there is an inert bed (pile-up) has been solved in a new statement. The dependence of the pressure drop in a granular bed on the mass flow rate of the gas is established. A formula to calculate the maximum temperature of particles is obtained. The region of applicability of the one-temperature model is determined.
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