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The following pages link to Spatial development of particle-laden turbulent pipe flow (Q5304803):
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- Large scale accumulation patterns of inertial particles in wall-bounded turbulent flow (Q537787) (← links)
- A modelling study of evolving particle-laden turbulent pipe-flow (Q537799) (← links)
- Fully-resolved direct numerical simulations of particle motion in a turbulent channel flow with the lattice-Boltzmann method (Q1739693) (← links)
- Self-similar transport of inertial particles in a turbulent boundary layer (Q2863252) (← links)
- Wall accumulation and spatial localization in particle-laden wall flows (Q2910373) (← links)
- Particle impaction on a cylinder in a crossflow as function of Stokes and Reynolds numbers (Q3075778) (← links)
- Exact regularized point particle method for multiphase flows in the two-way coupling regime (Q3459340) (← links)
- Anomalous memory effects on transport of inertial particles in turbulent jets (Q3578534) (← links)
- On the existence and formation of multi-scale particle streaks in turbulent channel flows (Q5024845) (← links)
- Role of the hierarchy of coherent structures in the transport of heavy small particles in turbulent channel flow (Q5077269) (← links)
- Spatial detection and hierarchy analysis of large-scale particle clusters in wall-bounded turbulence (Q5080983) (← links)
- Two-way coupled turbulent particle-laden boundary layer combustion over a flat plate (Q5103743) (← links)
- Transport of particles in a turbulent rough-wall pipe flow (Q5144605) (← links)
- Exact regularised point particle (ERPP) method for particle-laden wall-bounded flows in the two-way coupling regime (Q5235695) (← links)
- Clustering and turbulence modulation in particle-laden shear flows (Q5406466) (← links)
- Particle transport in turbulent curved pipe flow (Q5740046) (← links)
- Particle transport in a turbulent pipe flow: direct numerical simulations, phenomenological modelling and physical mechanisms (Q5878339) (← links)
- How electrostatic forces affect particle behaviour in turbulent channel flows (Q6132668) (← links)
- Translational and angular velocities statistics of inertial prolate ellipsoids in a turbulent channel flow up to <i>Re</i><sub> <i>τ</i> </sub> = 1000 (Q6169304) (← links)