Search for dissertations about: "Nozzle Flows"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 31 swedish dissertations containing the words Nozzle Flows.
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16. Rheological properties of lubricating fluids
Abstract : Obliteration (gobbing) caused by water based lubricating fluids is studied experimentally by analyzing the flow through a small channel. Flow measurements, energy dispersive X-ray microscopy and photos show, that the rate of gobbing depends on which type of fluid that is being used. READ MORE
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17. Large Eddy Simulation for the Analysis of Supersonic Jet Noise Suppression Devices
Abstract : Stricter noise regulations for commercial and military aircraft have increased interest in noise reduction techniques within the aerospace industry. To meet the requirements, new noise suppression technologies have to be developed and numerical methods need to be validated and possibly improved for the correct assessment of these technologies. READ MORE
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18. Experimental study of bubble dynamics and transport
Abstract : The thesis concerns experimental studies of bubble motion and the transport of large particles and bubbles. Bubbly flows are encountered in many engineering applications where the bubbles play an important role for the mass transfer between the phases, e.g. in stirred reactors. READ MORE
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19. Fluid Mechanics of Solid-Liquid Suspensions An Experimental and Numerical Study
Abstract : Multiphase flows are common in many applications in chemical, mineral, biochemical and several other process industries. Examples of equipment in which multiphase flows are encountered are stirred vessels and multiphase jets, in which suspensions are agitated by an impeller in the former case and distributed through a nozzle in the latter. READ MORE
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20. On the numerical modelling of impinging jets heat transfer
Abstract : This thesis collects two studies on heat transfer in impinging jets and on methods for modeling flows of this kind using CFD. Stationary impinging jets with different nozzle to wall distances (z/D = 2 and 6) and Re (10000, 20000, 23000, 30000) are modeled. Steady-state models capture the important features of heat transfer in these jets. READ MORE