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Euler’s multiphase model

For modeling of currents in which substances of various phases can mix up and do not form a free surface, in many cases it is possible to use both model of dispersion particles, and mixture model, and Euler s multiphase model. Additional criteria of sampling of appropriate model such are as follows (Menter, 2001). [Pg.36]

At very low relation yS, dispersion particles practically do not influence a stream of a bearing phase, and it is possible to use any of the listed models. At very high values P, dispersion particles strongly influence a stream of a bearing phase, and for appropriate modeling of a current it is necessary to use only Euler s multiphase model. At a mean p, for sampling of suitable model, it is necessary to compute Stokes number as it is presented more low. [Pg.36]

Lain, S., Broeder, D., Sommerfeld, M. Goez, M. F. 2002 Modelling hydrodynamics and turbulence in a bubble column using the Euler-Lagrange procedure. International Journal of Multiphase Flow 28,1381-1407. [Pg.472]

Lain S, Broder D, Sommerfeld M Numerical modelling of the hydrodynamics in a bubble column using the Euler-Lagrange approach. In Proceedings of the MFTP-2000—intematiorud symposium on multiphase flow and transport phenomena, Antalya (Turkey), 2000. [Pg.347]


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