To research the effect of different parameters on the water spraying rate for an energy storage system of isothermal compressed air
a novel method was proposed to study the quasi-isothermal compression using a compression process with the polytropic exponent close to 1
where the water vapor
liquid water and air in the final state were assumed as an ideal mixture. The water spraying rate under different state parameters was researched according to the saturated water vapor pressure formula
the Dalton partial pressure theory and the thermodynamic parameters of the components. The results show that the heat transfer proportion increases with the pressure ratio and the water spraying rate. When the pressure ratio is 10 and the rotation speed is 100 r/min
the water spraying rate increases from 5.73 kg/s to 8.68 kg/s
and the proportion of heat transfer is increased by 5%. The pressure ratio
heat transfer efficiency and final temperature all have effects on the mass ratio of air to water. Moreover
results also show that when other conditions are constant
the rotation speed has almost no effect on the ratio of air to water. When the pressure ratio increases to 10
the heat transfer efficiency is 95% and the final temperature is 50 ℃
the mass ratio of air to water maintains at 0.86 when the rotation speed is 60
100
150 r/min
respectively. In all
lower pressure is unfavorable to the thermal storage of water.
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