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Multiphase Flows with Droplets and Particles

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In this article, the authors present a test case for a single-phase flow Turbulence Modulation by Particles (SPM) model using the Brownian Motion model.
Abstract
Introduction Industrial Applications Energy Conversion and Propulsion Fire Suppression and Control Summary Properties of Dispersed Phase Flows Concept of a Continuum Density and Volume Fraction Particle or Droplet Spacing Response Times Stokes Number Dilute versus Dense Flows Phase Coupling Properties of an Equilibrium Mixture Summary Exercises Size Distribution Discrete Size Distributions Continuous Size Distributions Statistical Parameters Frequently Used Size Distributions Summary Exercises Particle-Fluid Interaction Single-Particle Equations Mass Coupling Linearmomentumcoupling Energy Coupling Summary Exercises Particle-Particle Interaction Particle-Particle Interaction Particle-Wall Interaction Summary Exercises Continuous Phase Equations Averaging Procedures Volume Averaging Property Flux Through a Particle Cloud Volume-Averaged Conservation Equations Equation Summary Summary Exercises Turbulence Review of Turbulence in Single-Phase Flow Turbulence Modulation by Particles Review of Modulation Models Basic Test Case for Turbulence Models Volume-Averaged Turbulence Models Application to Experimental Results Summary Exercises Droplet-Particle Cloud Equations Discrete Element Method (DEM) Discrete Parcel Method (DPM) Two-Fluid Model PDF Models Summary Numerical Modeling Complete Numerical Simulation DNS Models LES Models VANS Numerical Models Summary Experimental Methods Sampling Integral Methods Local Measurement Techniques Summary Exercises Appendix A: Single-Particle Equations Appendix B: Volume Averaging Appendix C: Volume-Averaged Equations Appendix D: Turbulence Equations 425 Appendix E: Brownian Motion References Nomenclature Index

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