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Hydrodynamics and Heat Transfer of Turbulent Gas Suspension Flows in Tubes—1. Hydrodynamics

By: Material type: ArticleArticleDescription: 2329-2339 pISSN:
  • 0017-9310
Subject(s): Online resources: In: International Journal of Heat and Mass TransferSummary: By the method of averaging over the ensemble of turbulent flow realizations, the averaged motion and mass balance equations for a solid phase and a flow as a whole are derived. Closed expressions for the second single-point moments of fluctuations of the solid and carrier characteristics are obtained in terms of correlations of the carrier phase velocity fluctuations in a non-homogeneous turbulent flow. Based on these expressions, a set of equations is written for the second single-point moments of the carrier phase velocity fluctuations in the presence of particles. Hydrodynamic analysis is presented for turbulent gas suspension flows in tubes. Comparison with experimental data shows a satisfactory description of the processes of momentum transfer by a particle-laden flow.
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By the method of averaging over the ensemble of turbulent flow realizations, the averaged motion and mass balance equations for a solid phase and a flow as a whole are derived. Closed expressions for the second single-point moments of fluctuations of the solid and carrier characteristics are obtained in terms of correlations of the carrier phase velocity fluctuations in a non-homogeneous turbulent flow. Based on these expressions, a set of equations is written for the second single-point moments of the carrier phase velocity fluctuations in the presence of particles. Hydrodynamic analysis is presented for turbulent gas suspension flows in tubes. Comparison with experimental data shows a satisfactory description of the processes of momentum transfer by a particle-laden flow.

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