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Reynolds number Terminal centrifugal velocity

For low Reynolds numbers, where Stokes law applies, the drop terminal centrifugal velocity can be defined as... [Pg.217]

Equation (7.40) is known as Stokes law, and it applies for particle Reynolds numbers less than 1.0. At = 1.0, Co = 26.5 instead of 24.0 from Eq. (7.38), and since the terminal velocity depends on the square root of the drag coefficient, Stokes law is about 5 percent in error at this point. Equation (7.40) can be modified to predict the velocity of a small sphere in a centrifugal field by substituting rco for g. [Pg.160]


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