Browsing by Author "Rusinowski, Henryk"

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Hybrid model of the conventional power unit
(Wydawnictwa AGH, 2008) Rusinowski, Henryk; Szapajko, Grzegorz; Stanek, Wojciech
The paper presents the hybrid model of the conventional power unit. The model contains following fragmentary models: model of the boiler, turbine and regenerative heat exchangers. Fragmentary models have been elaborated with the application of the analytical modelling methods, regression and neural networks. Hybrid model of the boiler contains balance model compatible with the German norm DIN and regressive models describing content of the unburnt combustibles in the slag and in the dust and the neural model describing the flue gases temperature at the outlet of the boiler. Model of the turbine contains balance model and theoretical-empirical model of the steam expansion line in the turbine. Models of the heat exchangers contain the balance and empirical models describing the heat transfer. The paper presents the exemplary calculation results and their comparison with the measurements.
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Mathematical modelling of utilization waste gases from industrial furnaces
(2013) Rusinowski, Henryk; Milejski, Adam; Buliński, Zbigniew
Combustible waste gases are by-products of many technological processes. They vary in their calorific value and are used to decrease the usage of gases whose calorific value is higher. Coke oven gas from the coking process and process gases from an electric furnace in a copper plant are examples of such gases. Composition and calorific value of coke oven gas depend on coking parameters as well as on the type and quality of coal. The most common process where the coke oven gas is used is the process of heating combustion air in a heat regenerator. The gases from the electric furnace (due to low calorific value) require post combustion at the beginning of their disposal process. The paper addresses mathematical modelling of a coke oven battery regenerator as well as mathematical modelling of post combustion and cooling the electric furnace process gases. The regenerator mathematical model was elaborated for the simplified geometry of a real object making the assumptions for the heat transfer equations. The post combustion and cooling processes of the electric furnace gases are modelled with the aid of the Ansys software. This software was used for both elaborate simplified geometry of the analysed object and carry out the simulations. Mathematical description of occurring processes includes in this case combustion, turbulence and heat transfer.