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Heterogeneous condensation of submicron particles in a growth tube

TitleHeterogeneous condensation of submicron particles in a growth tube
Publication TypeArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Year of Publication2012
AuthorsTammaro, Marco, Di Natale F., Salluzzo Antonio, and Lancia A.
JournalChemical Engineering Science
Volume74
Pagination124-134
ISSN00092509
KeywordsAdjustable parameters, Contact angle, Effect of temperature, Gas residence, Heterogeneous condensation, Particle surface, Residence time, Sub-micron particles, Tubes (components), Vapors, Water vapour
Abstract

This paper reports a study on the enlargement of particles, produced by a model ethylene/air flame, by heterogeneous condensation of water vapour. This was carried out in an instrumented lab-scale facility based on the use of a growth tube. Tests were performed by varying the temperature of the condensing vapour and the gas residence time in the growth tube. Particle enlargement was favoured by increasing the vapour temperature and the residence time. Experiments can be proficiently described using consolidated models for heterogeneous condensation, provided that the contact angle between the liquid embryo of condensing vapour and the particle surface is considered as an adjustable parameter, variable with temperature. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.

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DOI10.1016/j.ces.2012.02.023
Citation KeyTammaro2012124