Heat and mass transfer of a circular-shaped porous moist object inside a two-dimensional triangle cavity is investigated by using finite element method.The porous object is considered to be a moist food sample,located...Heat and mass transfer of a circular-shaped porous moist object inside a two-dimensional triangle cavity is investigated by using finite element method.The porous object is considered to be a moist food sample,located in the middle of the cavity with inlet and outlet ports with different configurations of inlet/outlet ports.Convective drying performance is numerically assessed for different values of Reynolds numbers(between 50 and 250),dry air inlet temperature(between 40 and 80℃)and different locations of the port.It is observed that changing the port locations has significant impacts on the flow recirculaitons inside the triangular chamber while convective drying performance is highly affected.The moisture content reduces with longer time and for higher Reynolds number(Re)values.Case P4 where inlet and outlet ports are in the middle of the walls provides the most effective configuration in terms of convective drying performance while the worst case is seen for P1 case where inlet and outlet are closer to the corners of the chamber.There is a 192% difference between the moisture reduction of these two cases at Re=250,T=80℃ and t=120 min.展开更多
In contrast to heterogeneous network frameworks(e.g.,covalent organic frameworks and metal‐organic frameworks)and porous organic polymers,porous organic cages(POCs)are soluble molecules in common organic solvents tha...In contrast to heterogeneous network frameworks(e.g.,covalent organic frameworks and metal‐organic frameworks)and porous organic polymers,porous organic cages(POCs)are soluble molecules in common organic solvents that provide significant potential for homogeneous catalysis.Herein,we report a triphenylphosphine‐derived quasi‐porous organic cage(denoted as POC‐DICP)as an efficient organic molecular cage ligand for Rh/PPh_(3) system‐catalyzed homogeneous hydroformylation reactions.POC‐DICP not only displays enhanced hydroformylation selectivity(aldehyde selectivity as high as 97%and a linear‐to‐branch ratio as high as 1.89)but can also be recovered and reused via a simple precipitation method in homogeneous reaction systems.We speculate that the reason for the high activity and good selectivity is the favorable geometry(cone angle=123.88°)and electronic effect(P site is relatively electron‐deficient)of POC‐DICP,which were also demonstrated by density functional theory calculations and X‐ray absorption fine‐structure characterization.展开更多
文摘Heat and mass transfer of a circular-shaped porous moist object inside a two-dimensional triangle cavity is investigated by using finite element method.The porous object is considered to be a moist food sample,located in the middle of the cavity with inlet and outlet ports with different configurations of inlet/outlet ports.Convective drying performance is numerically assessed for different values of Reynolds numbers(between 50 and 250),dry air inlet temperature(between 40 and 80℃)and different locations of the port.It is observed that changing the port locations has significant impacts on the flow recirculaitons inside the triangular chamber while convective drying performance is highly affected.The moisture content reduces with longer time and for higher Reynolds number(Re)values.Case P4 where inlet and outlet ports are in the middle of the walls provides the most effective configuration in terms of convective drying performance while the worst case is seen for P1 case where inlet and outlet are closer to the corners of the chamber.There is a 192% difference between the moisture reduction of these two cases at Re=250,T=80℃ and t=120 min.
文摘In contrast to heterogeneous network frameworks(e.g.,covalent organic frameworks and metal‐organic frameworks)and porous organic polymers,porous organic cages(POCs)are soluble molecules in common organic solvents that provide significant potential for homogeneous catalysis.Herein,we report a triphenylphosphine‐derived quasi‐porous organic cage(denoted as POC‐DICP)as an efficient organic molecular cage ligand for Rh/PPh_(3) system‐catalyzed homogeneous hydroformylation reactions.POC‐DICP not only displays enhanced hydroformylation selectivity(aldehyde selectivity as high as 97%and a linear‐to‐branch ratio as high as 1.89)but can also be recovered and reused via a simple precipitation method in homogeneous reaction systems.We speculate that the reason for the high activity and good selectivity is the favorable geometry(cone angle=123.88°)and electronic effect(P site is relatively electron‐deficient)of POC‐DICP,which were also demonstrated by density functional theory calculations and X‐ray absorption fine‐structure characterization.