Towards a multiscale model-based design of spray drying processes
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Towards a multiscale model-based design of spray drying processes

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Towards a multiscale model-based design of spray drying processes

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This work focuses on the experimental and numerical investigation of different aspects of the spray drying process on multiple scales with the aim to develop a model-based workflow to support the design of spray dryers. On the droplet scale, acoustic levitation is used for single droplet drying experiments with the aim of gaining insights into the drying kinetics and the particle formation processes. The findings are compared to spray drying experiments on pilot scale. A novel approach of a coupled CFD-DEM simulation for single suspension droplets allows for a detailed description of the solidification mechanisms. The boundary conditions of the droplet simulation are extracted from CFD simulations of the spray dryer. Finally, a reduced order model for the spray drying process based on a multi-compartment approach is presented which uses the information from the detailed CFD simulations to accurately describe the drying processes. This model is applicable in the context of flowsheet simulations to simulate complete process chains involving spray dryers.

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Year
2023
Print ISBN
9783736977747
eBook ISBN
9783736967748
Edition
1

Table of contents

  1. Symbols
  2. 1 Introduction
  3. 1.1 Motivation
  4. 1.2 Outline
  5. 2 Fundamentals of the spray drying process
  6. 2.1 Atomization
  7. 2.2 Droplet drying and particle formation
  8. 2.3 Single droplet drying experiments
  9. 3 Experimental investigations of the spraydrying process
  10. 3.1 Material characterization
  11. 3.2 Pilot scale spray dryer experiments
  12. 3.3 Single droplet drying experiments using acoustic levitation
  13. 4 Numerical flow simulation of spray dryers
  14. 4.1 Theoretical background
  15. 4.2 Data extraction and processing
  16. 4.3 Validation
  17. 4.4 Summary
  18. 5 Detailed simulation of a single suspension droplet
  19. 5.1 Model overview
  20. 5.2 Numerical analysis
  21. 5.3 Particle formation
  22. 5.4 Summary
  23. 6 Development of a reduced order spray dryer model
  24. 6.1 Model structure
  25. 6.2 Governing equations
  26. 6.3 Numerical Analysis
  27. 6.4 Validation
  28. 6.5 Production scale plant
  29. 6.6 Summary
  30. 7 Conclusions
  31. Bibliography
  32. A Experimental investigation
  33. B CFD simulation
  34. C Coupled CFD-DEM simulation
  35. D Reduced order model