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Roll cell model

Third, turbulent transport is represented as a succession of simple laminar flows. If the boundary is a solid wall, then one considers that elements of liquid proceed short distances along the wall in laminar motion, after which they dissolve into the bulk and are replaced by other elements, and so on. The path length and initial velocity in the laminar motion are determined by dimensional scaling. For a liquid-fluid interface, a roll cell model is employed for turbulent motion as well as for interfacial turbulence. [Pg.12]

S. Roll Cell Models for Turbulent Mass Transfer... [Pg.93]

Fig. 8. Roll cell model (a) stream lines in a frame of reference moving with the average liquid velocity (b) stream lines in a fixed frame of reference. Fig. 8. Roll cell model (a) stream lines in a frame of reference moving with the average liquid velocity (b) stream lines in a fixed frame of reference.
Fig. 6. (a) The flow pattern assumed in the physical model for the motion near the wall, (b) A more realistic flow pattern of the motion, (c) The roll cell pattern near the wall in a section normal to the main direction of flow. [Pg.58]

Sgalari, G. Leal, L.G. Meiberg, E. Texture evolution of sheared liquid crystalline polymers numerical predictions of roll-cells instability, director turbulence, and striped texture with a molecular model. J. Rheol. 2003, 47 (6), 1417-1444. [Pg.2964]

Two-dimensional cell modeled as a liquid and a compound drop [N Dri etal, 2003] Cell deforms with nucleus inside Bonds are elastic springs Macro/micro model for cell deformation Kinetics model based on Dembo [ 1988]. Nano scale model for hgand-receptor Uniform flow at the inlet as in parallel-flow chamber assay Results compare well with numerical and experimental results found in the literature for simple liquid drop Cell viscosity and surface tension affect Leukocyte rolling velocity Nucleus increases the bond hfetime and decreases leukocyte rolling velocity Cell with larger diameter rolls faster Uniform flow at the inlet as in parallel flow chamber assay... [Pg.1054]

X. Yan, X. Cui, B. Li, L. Li, Large, Solution-Processable Graphene Quantum Dots as Light Absorbers for Photovoltaics. Nano Lett. 2010,10,1869-1873. F. G. Krebs, S. A. Gevorgyan, J. Alstrup, A RoU-to-Roll Process to Flexible Polymer Solar Cells Model Studies, Manufactare and Operational Stability Studies. /. Mater. Chem. 2009,19,5442. http //carbonfund.org/blog/item/4028-Flexible-Solar-Panels. [Pg.117]

Krebs, F.C., Gevorgyan, S.A., and Alstrup, J. (2009) A roll-to-roll process to fiexible polymer solar cells model studies, manufacture and operational stability studies./. Mater. Chem., 19, 5442-5451. [Pg.189]

Fig. 2.9.9 (a) Schematic cross section of a compartments at the top and bottom, respec-convection cell in Rayleigh-Benard configura- tively. (b) Velocity contour plot of typical tion. In the version examined in Refs. [8, 44], a convection rolls expected in the absence of any fluid filled porous model object of section flow obstacles (numerical simulation). [Pg.222]

Where a melt-crystallized polymer has been processed by drawing, rolling or other means to produce an aligned structure in which lamellae as well as polymer chains have discernible order, a pseudocrystalline unit cell is present. Provided that this unit cell contains elements of the crystals as well as the boundaries between crystals and that it is entirely typical of the material as a whole then it could be considered as a RVE within the meaning defined above. The lamella crystal itself sometimes considered as embedded in an amorphous matrix would not seem to be an acceptable RVE for reasons similar to those advanced against the Takayanagi model, namely that its modulus is dependent upon the surface tractions. The boundaries between lamella crystals in the matrix must be included in an acceptable RVE. [Pg.97]

Should development come after speciation Yes, of course, in the new model it is natural, one produces the Anlage and develops it to its potential. The word evolution is derived from the latin term evolvere which means to roll out and that describes precisely the process postulated in the Genomic Potential Hypothesis for the post-Cambrian time. With speciation behind us there remain two distinct ph ases of evolution in the widest sense of the word, the streamlining of the chemistry in the nucleus, which leaves no traces other than species-specific stem cells, and the post-Cambrian unrolling of species and variants that produces a spectacular display of phenotypes. Looks like we are on the right track. [Pg.51]

Cedersund, G., Andersson, J., Roll, J., Knudsen, C., Danielsson, A., Str lfors, P., A core-box model for insulin signalling to MAPK-kinase response in human fat cells (in preparation). [Pg.138]

Matsunaga et al. studied the disinfection of drinking water at room temperature using Escherichia coli as a model microorganism. As shown in Fig. 7, the carbon cloth electrodes were interwoven with ion exchange membranes and rolled around a glass tube [32]. At an applied potential of 0.7 V vs. SCE, an initial cell suspension of 10 cells/dm was reduced to <10 cells/dm at a residence time of 10 min. The disinfection was thought to be based on the electrochemical oxidation of intracellular coenzyme A. [Pg.374]

Bresalier, R. S., Hujanen, E. S., Raper, S. E., Roll, F. J., Itzkowitz, S. H., Martin, G. R. and Kim, Y. S. (1987). An animal model for colon cancer metastasis establishment and characterization of murine cell lines with enhanced liver-metastasizing ability. Cancer Res. 47, 1398-1406. [Pg.279]


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