For rapid heat discharge of a thermochemical energy storage system, we investigated the temperature profiles of MgO/Mg(OH)2 during hydration in a fluidized bed by varying the steam partial pressure (50‒90 vol%), inlet gas temperature (110‒150 °C), fluidization number (2‒4 times of minimum fluidization velocity), and particle diameter (90‒180, 250‒350, and 350‒500 μm). The heat discharge temperature of MgO increased with increasing steam partial pressure and decreasing fluidizing gas velocity. The bed temperature rapidly increased within 1 min of steam supply owing to exothermic hydration. The bed temperature rapidly decreased, stabilized for several minutes, and then progressively decreased. The optimal conditions for high-efficiency heat-discharge storage were determined to be (1) an inlet gas temperature of 110 °C, (2) a fluidization number of 2, and (3) particle sizes of 350‒500 or 250‒350 μm (Geldart Group B particles) under these experimental conditions. For the same fluidization number, the particle size did not have a significant effect on the heat discharge performance unless the particles were elutriated from the reactor. The heat storage and discharge cycles (i = 10) decreased the particle size from 460 to 280 µm, the maximum temperature of the fluidized bed from 168 to 145 °C, and the conversion of MgO during hydration from 71 to 60 mol%.
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