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Advanced CO2 Capture Solvent Systems for Dynamic Power Generation: Quarterly Research Performance Progress Report: QR4 (Q4FY24)

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We developed an integrated Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) model to simulate the multi-physics coupled cooling process of mixed gas by cold water within a Direct Contact Cooler (DCC) equipped with a rotating packing bed (RPB). The model captures the interactions between fluid dynamics, heat transfer, mass transport, and phase transitions, while accounting for key operational variables such as RPB rotational speed and the mass flow rates of both liquid and gas. The CFD model has been validated using experimental data, specifically by comparing predicted outflow gas and liquid temperatures to measured results. Our findings demonstrate the significant effects of RPB rotational speed and mass flow rates on cooling performance, providing valuable insights for optimizing DCC efficiency in industrial applications.. Authors: Mao, Zirui; Xu, Zhijie (ORCID:0000000304594531); Jiang, Yuan. DOE Contract: AC05-76RL01830

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