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Three-dimensional reactive flow models

Two-dimensional models realistically reproduce the in-channel fluid mechanical transport and, when coupled with detailed hetero-Z homogeneous chemistry, provide a powerful tool for both reactor design and fundamental research. Three-dimensional (3D) reactive flow models are necessary in complex geometries with nonstraight channels and cross-flow between channels used for achieving reactor radial uniformity. ZUthough 3D effects do play a role even for straight-channel honeycomb... [Pg.110]

Cheng, H. P. and G.T. Yeh, 1998, Development of a three-dimensional model of subsurface flow, heat transfer, and reactive chemical transport 3DHYDRO-GEOCHEM. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 34,47-83. [Pg.513]

Srivastava, R. and Jim Yeh, T.C., A three-dimensional numerical model for water flow and transport of chemically reactive solute through porous media under variably saturated conditions, Adv. Water Resour., 15, 275, 1992. [Pg.88]

The effect of two volume percent spherical air holes on the reaction zone was modeled using the three-dimensional Eulerian hydrodynamic code, 3DE. The air holes perturb the reaction zone flow. A complicated reaction region develops and is maintained by the reactive fluid dynamics. [Pg.28]


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