Multi-size particulate flow in horizontal ducts: modelling and validation (Q979538)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5727154
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5727154 |
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Multi-size particulate flow in horizontal ducts: modelling and validation (English)
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28 June 2010
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Summary: This study develops a Galerkin Finite Element Method (GFEM) for predicting dense multi-size particulate slurry flow in two-dimensional horizontal ducts and obtains insight into particle induced erosion from the GFEM results. Computationally economical \(Q_1 Q_0\) finite elements are found robust for the application. Eulerian (volume-averaged) mass continuity and momentum equations are developed for the slurry mixture and solid particles. Multi-size particles are represented as a mixture of six particle-size species in varying concentrations. A concentration-modified mixing length model is used to model turbulence. Predicted numerical results agree well with published experimental results, the error being less than 4.5\%.
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Galerkin finite element method (GFEM)
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multi-size particulate flow
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duct flow
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Eulerian model
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volumetric concentration profile
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mixture velocity profile
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slurry flows
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particle induced erosion
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turbulence modelling
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CFD
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computational fluid dynamics
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