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Modelling two dimensional turbulent transport of solids

Author(s): O.I. Rocabado H.

Abstract:
A two dimensional, vertical model for transport of solid particles under equilibrium and non- equilibrium by turbulent flow is presented.

The model contemplates three basic modules which are solved iteratively: the hydrodynamic transport in terms of the conservation of mass and momentum of the viscous fluid, the turbulent phenomena considering the validity of the eddy viscosity and the transport of non cohesive solid particles taking in account the conservation of mass and momentum of the mixture.

The most important contributions of this study comprise: the inclusion of these three phenomena by solving the coupled system simultaneously; additionally, as the finite element method is used, it allows for quite good representations of complicated geometries; finally, modelling the turbulent regi...

Pages: 10
Size: 893 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/WP970461

 

 

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