Kinetic theory for particle concentration distribution in two phase flow
Wang GQ(王光谦); Ni JR
刊名Journal of Engineering Mechanics-ASCE
1990
卷号116期号:12页码:2738-2748
ISSN号0733-9399
中文摘要The results of experiments in open channels and closed pipelines show two kinds of patterns for the vertical distribution of particle concentration (i.e., pattern I and pattern II). The former shows a pattern of maximum concentration at some location above the bottom and the downward decay of the concentration below the location. The latter always shows an increase of the particle concentration downward over the whole vertical, with the maximum value at the bottom. Many investigations were made on the pattern II, but few were made on pattern I. In this paper, a particle velocity distribution function is first obtained in the equilibrium state or in dilute steady state for the particle in two-phase flows, then a theoretical model for the particle concentration distribution is derived from the kinetic theory. More attention is paid to the predictions of the concentration distribution of pattern I and comparisons of the present model are made with the data measured by means of laser doppler anemometry (LDA). Very good agreements are obtained between the measured and calculated results.
类目[WOS]Engineering, Mechanical
研究领域[WOS]Engineering
收录类别SCI
语种英语
WOS记录号WOS:A1990EK31300009
公开日期2009-08-03 ; 2010-08-20
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://dspace.imech.ac.cn/handle/311007/39570]  
专题力学研究所_力学所知识产出(1956-2008)
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Wang GQ,Ni JR. Kinetic theory for particle concentration distribution in two phase flow[J]. Journal of Engineering Mechanics-ASCE,1990,116(12):2738-2748.
APA 王光谦,&Ni JR.(1990).Kinetic theory for particle concentration distribution in two phase flow.Journal of Engineering Mechanics-ASCE,116(12),2738-2748.
MLA 王光谦,et al."Kinetic theory for particle concentration distribution in two phase flow".Journal of Engineering Mechanics-ASCE 116.12(1990):2738-2748.
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