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    This document discusses microwave pyrolysis and analyzing the process using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It provides an introduction to microwave pyrolysis, noting that it provides unique heating through interaction with dipoles. The document outlines the objectives to find optimal temperature and nitrogen flow conditions and validate results using CFD analysis for different reactor geometries. It describes using CFD equations to model the solid-gas, solid-liquid, and liquid-gas phase interactions and heat transfer. The methodology involves setting up a microwave pyrolysis reactor experiment, analyzing the results using CFD meshing and boundary conditions, comparing to the experimental results, and completing the project if errors are within 10%.

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    This document discusses microwave pyrolysis and analyzing the process using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It provides an introduction to microwave pyrolysis, noting that it provides unique heating through interaction with dipoles. The document outlines the objectives to find optimal temperature and nitrogen flow conditions and validate results using CFD analysis for different reactor geometries. It describes using CFD equations to model the solid-gas, solid-liquid, and liquid-gas phase interactions and heat transfer. The methodology involves setting up a microwave pyrolysis reactor experiment, analyzing the results using CFD meshing and boundary conditions, comparing to the experimental results, and completing the project if errors are within 10%.

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    This document discusses microwave pyrolysis and analyzing the process using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It provides an introduction to microwave pyrolysis, noting that it provides unique heating through interaction with dipoles. The document outlines the objectives to find optimal temperature and nitrogen flow conditions and validate results using CFD analysis for different reactor geometries. It describes using CFD equations to model the solid-gas, solid-liquid, and liquid-gas phase interactions and heat transfer. The methodology involves setting up a microwave pyrolysis reactor experiment, analyzing the results using CFD meshing and boundary conditions, comparing to the experimental results, and completing the project if errors are within 10%.

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    Microwave: Pyrolysis and Analysis in CFD

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    This document discusses microwave pyrolysis and analyzing the process using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It provides an introduction to microwave pyrolysis, noting that it provides unique heating through interaction with dipoles. The document outlines the objectives to find optimal temperature and nitrogen flow conditions and validate results using CFD analysis for different reactor geometries. It describes using CFD equations to model the solid-gas, solid-liquid, and liquid-gas phase interactions and heat transfer. The methodology involves setting up a microwave pyrolysis reactor experiment, analyzing the results using CFD meshing and boundary conditions, comparing to the experimental results, and completing the project if errors are within 10%.

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    Microwave Pyrolysis and Analysis in CFD

    By
    Srikar Ch
    111116014
    Guided By Mechanical Engineering
    Dr R Anand, Associate Professor
    Santhosh (Phd Scholar)
    Department Of Mechanical Engineering
    National Institute Of Technology Tiruchirappalli

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    Introduction
    Literature Survey
    Objective
    Scope of the Present Work
    Overview Problem Definition
    Methodology
    References
    Work Plan

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    Microwave Pyrolysis

     Pyrolysis using Microwave provides a unique way of heating


    where heating effect comes by the interaction of
    electromagnetic waves with the dipoles within the material[1]
    Introduction
     Three mechanisms by which materials are being heated in
    microwave pyrolysis
    a) Dipole Orientation
    b) Polarisation
    c) Conduction Mechanism [2]

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    Literature Survey
    S No Title Author Publication
    1 A Review on Waste to Energy Processes Using Su Shiung Lam and Energies
    Microwave Pyrolysis Howard A Chase
    2 A review on the microwave-assisted pyrolysis F Motasemi, Muhammad Elsevier
    technique T. Afzal
    3 Microwave-assisted pyrolysis of biomass for Chungen Yin Elsevier
    liquid biofuels production

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    Objective Scope Of The Present Work

     To find the optimum conditions for The results obtained in the process can be
    the temperature and the nitrogen validated in CFD analysis and they can be
    flow rate done for different geometries and also by
    scaling up the quantities.

    Checking the validation using CFD


    analysis

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     Cost of the carrying out Experiment for a
    limited no of trails is much higher
    Problem
    Limited shape of the reactor for the process
    Definition due to which cost of the entire experimentation
    would increase when different shape or scale of
    the reactor is used increases

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    CFD Analysis
     Equations used
    1) Continuity equation
    2) Momentum equation
    3) Heat balance equations in between solid-gas ,solid-liquid, liquid-gas phases.
    The above equations were solved by inputting specific temperature of grains, and
    data obtained from kinetics

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    Methodology
    Pyrolysis

    Microwave
    Pyrolysis

    Reactor
    Setup

    CFD Analysis
    Design Of Experimental
    Meshing &
    Reactor Result
    Boundary Conditions

    Error

    Error≤10
    Yes
    Project 8/9
    Completes
    References

    1) F Motasemi, Muhammad T. Afzal , A review on the microwave-assisted pyrolysis


    technique Page 321

    2) Su Shiung Lam 1,2, and Howard A. Chase A Review on Waste to Energy


    Processes Using ,Microwave Pyrolysis Page-4214

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