Search for dissertations about: "Eulerian two-fluid model"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words Eulerian two-fluid model.
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1. A numerical study of two-fluid models for dispersed two-phase flow
Abstract : In this thesis the two-fluid (Eulerian/Eulerian) formulation for dispersed two-phase flow is considered. Closure laws are needed for this type of models. We investigate both empirically based relations, which we refer to as a nongranular model, and relations obtained from kinetic theory of dense gases, which we refer to as a granular model. READ MORE
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2. Fluidized Bed Operating Parameters and Eulerian Erosion Models
Abstract : A numerical two-fluid code, Gemini 2D, was adapted to study gas-solid fluidization in arbitrary 2D domains. The code was also used to study fluid dynamic mechanisms of dense particle flow that cause ductile and brittle erosion of solids. READ MORE
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3. Simulation of consolidation processes by eulerian two-fluid models
Abstract : The objective of this report is to study a model of agravity and shear induced consolidation process of a dense,flocculated suspension.The suspension is modeled as a two-constituent mixture of afluid and solid particles by an Eulerian two-phase fluid model. READ MORE
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4. Modelling and Simulation of Turbulent Gas-Solid Flows applied to Fluidization
Abstract : Modelling of gas-solid suspensions has been studied with emphasis on suitable closure laws. A study of characteristic time scales and energy dissipation mechanisms is made for the case of a simple shear flow. Applications of the modelling are presented in the form of simulation and validation of experiments in fluidized beds. READ MORE
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5. On Particle Transport and Turbulence Modification in Air-Particle Flows
Abstract : The transport of particles by airflow was studied for two different flow cases, the transport of pulp fibres in a mat-forming process and the transport of pulp fibres and spherical particles in a horizontal pipe. The transport of pulp fibres in the mat-forming process is first considered. READ MORE