SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORODULYA, V. A. - BOROVKOV, A. A.

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UDC: 536-45:66.096.5
BORODULYA, V. A., Institute of Heat and Mass Exchange, Academy of Sciences
Byelorussian SSR
Vysokotemperaturnyye Proitzessy v Elektrotermicheskom Kipyashchem Sloye (High-
Temperature Processes in an Electrothermal Fluidized Bed) , Minsk, "Nauka i Te!"finika,l'
1973, 176 pp
Trwislat on: Study results are presented on the high-temperature endothermal
processes in -- electrothermal fluidized layer. The schematics and constructf-0,11
particulars of the utilized units are described. Data are given on the study of
the electrical -Dron-erties of fluidized beds with:L-i a broad rarge of temper-ntures.
These data are necessary for the calculation and design of units. Heating and
diffusion particulars are studied under conditions of the contact of bodies with
an electrothenna-1 fluidized bed. The number of scientific and enrinecring-tech-
nical workers in the chemical, metallurgical and other branches of industry is
calculated who are working, on problems associated with the practical apl)licaLion
of the fluidized bed. The monograph contains: 30 tables, 48 illustrations, and
379 bibliographic entries.
Preface
Table of Contents
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BORODMA, V. A., High-Temperature Processes in an Electrotherinal Fluidized Bed,
Minsk, 1973
Introduction 5
Chapter 1
The Electric Properties of Electrothernal Fluidized Beds 9
1. Detemination and Methods for Measuring Electrical Conductivity 9
2. The Effect of Filtration Rate, Particle Diameter, and flei&t of a
stationary layer 11
3. The Effect of Temperature and Current Density in a Layer 15
4. Binary Particle Mixtures of Various Conductivity 21
5- Some Evidence of Arc Discharge in a Layer 2L,
6. Electric Resistance Pulsation of Fluidized Beds 28
Chapter 2
Heat-Exchange in an Electrothermal Fluidized Bed 34
I* Heat-Exchange 's-ifith a Surface 5
2-. The Radiant Cormponent of Heat-Exchange 40
3o High-Speed Heating in an Electrothermal Fluidized Bed 47
Chapter 3
Thermal and the Chemico-Thernial Treatment of Metals in a Fluidized
Bed 51
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DDRODULYA, V. A. I High-Temperature Processes in an Electrotheiinal Fluidized Bed,
Minsk, 1973
1. Generall Evidence on the Use of Fluidized (NonelecLro-Oonducting) Beds 51
2. Heating and Diffusion Saturation in an Electrothernal Fluidized Bed 62)
3- Physical Reasons for Accelerating Diffusion During-Treatment in an
Electrotheranal Fluidized Bed 77
4. Design Particulars of Furnaces With an Electrothermal Fluidized Bed 82
Chapter 4
The Cheimico-qechnological Use of a fligh-Temperature Electrothermal
Fluidized Bed 86
1. The Production of Hydrocyanic Acid 86
2. The Synthesis of Carbon Bisulfide 90
3. The Chemical Reprocessing of Fuels 113
4. The Roasting of Petroleum Coke 130
5. Ore and Concentrate Reduction 133
6. Chlorination of Zirconium Oxide and the Production of Elementary
Phosphorus 138
Chapter 5
Pulverization and Elimination of Miaterial in an Electrothermal
Fluidized Bed 140
1. Graphite Pulverization 3.42
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BDRODTJLYA, V. A., High-Temperature Processes in an Electrothermal Fluidized Bed,
Minsk, 1973
2. Elimination of Graphite
Chapter 6
The Fluidized Bed and Electrochemistry 149
I* The Fluidized Bed in Electra-4-letallu-i-gy and Galvano-Technology 150
2. Electrolysis in the Fluidized Bed 152
3. The Fluidized Bed-Electrode 153
Literature 155
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112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING D,~TE--16CCT70
TITLE--EL_ECTRIC CURRENT THROUGH A FLUIDIZED BED OF CONDUCTING PARTICLES
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AUTHOR-(03)-ZHE_LTOVr A.[., ZABROUSKIY, S.S.v BORL)DJLYAt V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SO(!RCE--INZHENEkNJ FIZIC HESKIY Z'HURNAL, 1970, VOL 18, Nk 11 PP 64-67
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRIC RESISTANCE, ELECTRIC CURRENT, FLUIDIZED SED,
GRAPHITEt.PARTICLE PHYSICS
CONTROL MAPKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLAScl--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1722 STEP NO--UR/0170/70/t)L.9/001/0064/0067
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212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATIE-16OCT70
CLRC ACCESSIUN NO--AP011,3700
ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FIG. I. SPECIFIC rl-LECTaIC
RESIST.A.-NCE C-M) OF FLUIDIZED BED OF GRAPHITE PA-~TICLES 0. 1-0. lb "'Im
VERSUS DE.NISITY OF CURREtJ (A-CM PRIME2) vvITH EXPANSION OF L.Z-. It
ARGO.Nr 20DEGREESC; 2, HELIUM, 20000EGREESC; 3, ARGON, 2000OEGRE-ESC.
FIG. 2. SCHEME OF EXPE;~I-4--NTAL INSTALLATION: 1, Ci-AMOTTt; 2,
ELECTROOES; 3, ALUMINUM OXIDE PILLING; 4, GAS DISTRIE30O."; 51 FLUIL)IIED
BED. FIG. 3. COMPARISON OF RELATIONSHIPS P EQUALS F(I) FOR GRAPHITE
PARTICLES 0.1.6-0.2 MM IN DIA WITH EXPANSION 1.1 F3R (Ll~>H-T)
AND CYLINDRICAL (04RK POINTS) INSTALLATIONS, RESPECTIVELY (9, (-;Hm. CM;
1, A-CM Pl"%Im;-:2): 11, TE,"PERATUkE 20 DEGREESC; 2, TEMPERATU.'-lE 1000
DEGREESC. FIG. 4. TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ~MPLITUJE
C(jRRblqT t-LoCTUATION.S FOK PARTICLES 0.16-0.2 MM 1,14 DIA HITH FXPA:~-1110,N
1.1: 1, ,~ECTANGLJLAA liNiSIALLATION; 2, CYLINDRICAL
DEPENDENCE OF SPECIFIC ELECr-~!C RESIST-ANCE' OF A OED JF
CUNDUCTIN6 P4r\TICLES ON CURRENT DENSITY IS STUCIED. r-L-'ICT 'N 0 J YN A M I C
MECHA;N IS- OF THE l~ELATIliNSHI P S EQUALS F ( I ) I S DES,'~ IL;EU AND IT IS
SHOi4N TH4T v,:LT,-i TE4P;-:RATUiiE THE AIMPLITU'JE AIND J;F
ELECTRIC CIJ ~z ~'ZENT FLUCTUiJIGINS DECREASE WHICH DEP-'.31NSlfk.A.TiES LL-wL.,-,
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USSR
_BORODYANSKI A. M.
UDC 621.357.035(088.8)
"Stand for Non-bath Galvanic Treatment of Apertures in Parts"
USSR Author's Certificate No 2'9956S, Filed 31/011/69, Published .28/04/71,
CTranslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Khimiya, No 2, 1972, Abstract No
2 L302 P from the Resume).
Translation: A stand for non-bath galvanic treatment of apertures in parts,
containing a primary tank with electrolyte, the upper portion of which in-
cludes a panel with clamps for installation of parts, differing in that in
order to increase the accuracy of change of the level of the electrolyte in
the apertures being worked, the stand is equipped with a moving, self-braking
additional tank connected by a hose with the main tank.
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