| KFS physical modelling techniques include: |
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aerodynamic – water/bead modelling provides visual interpretation of flow patterns in kiln hoods, coolers and ducting (as shown on right) |
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combustion – acid/alkali modelling is used to demonstrate the efficiency of fuel and air mixing and define combustion zone length in a wide variety of processes (as shown in previous screen) | |
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isothermal – uses miniature pitot tube measurements to determine exact flow velocities in different areas of the process | |
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| These are combined with KFS proprietary mathematical modelling software to analyse heat flux profiles and flame lengths. | ||
