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Macroscopic Transport Equations for Rarefied Gas Flows
Henning Struchtrup
- pp 145-160
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Application of the Moment Method in the Slip and Transition Regime for Microfluidic Flows
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Higher-order Knudsen's permeability correction model for rarefied gas in micro-scale channels
TL;DR: In this article, the authors used the R26 moment method to describe the rarefaction effect of rarefied gas in micro-scale channels and calculated the gas permeability correction coefficient for different Knudsen numbers and compared with the prediction results of Tang model, the available experimental data and the solution of linearized Boltzmann equation.
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