Density wave oscillations (DWOs) of supercritical water in the parallel water wall channels of an ultra-supercritical circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler were investigated experimentally and numerically. The variation ranges are presented as follows: pressure from 23 MPa to 30 MPa, mass flow rate from 0.06 kg·s −1 to 0.22 kg·s −1 , inlet water temperature from 200 °C to 370 °C. Wall temperatures increase rapidly after DWOs occur. As the period decreases, the flow departs significantly from the quasi-steady conditions and the penetration of the variation of the flow toward the wall is significantly reduced. A general calculation model based on the time-domain method was established to analyze DWOs in parallel channels. Four pulsation patterns were found during calculation, that is, pulseless oscillation, damped oscillation, self-sustaining periodic oscillation with constant amplitude, and divergent oscillation. The mechanism of DWOs was investigated through experimentally and numerically results. Results show that mass flow rate of each channel displays a reverse-phase pulsation during the oscillations. DWOs are intertube oscillations with a short period and small amplitude. Increases in inlet pressure drop coefficient or decreases in outlet pressure drop coefficient are conducive to system stability
Density wave oscillations (DWOs) of supercritical water in the parallel water wall channels of an ultra-supercritical circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler were investigated experimentally and numerically. The variation ranges are presented as follows: pressure from 23 MPa to 30 MPa, mass flow rate from 0.06 kg·s −1 to 0.22 kg·s −1 , inlet water temperature from 200 °C to 370 °C. Wall temperatures increase rapidly after DWOs occur. As the period decreases, the flow departs significantly from the quasi-steady conditions and the penetration of the variation of the flow toward the wall is significantly reduced. A general calculation model based on the time-domain method was established to analyze DWOs in parallel channels. Four pulsation patterns were found during calculation, that is, pulseless oscillation, damped oscillation, self-sustaining periodic oscillation with constant amplitude, and divergent oscillation. The mechanism of DWOs was investigated through experimentally and numerically results. Results show that mass flow rate of each channel displays a reverse-phase pulsation during the oscillations. DWOs are intertube oscillations with a short period and small amplitude. Increases in inlet pressure drop coefficient or decreases in outlet pressure drop coefficient are conducive to system stability
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