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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Particle-laden flow"”.

  1. Reduced model for particle laden flow

    The flow of thin liquid films on solid surfaces is a significant phenomenon in nature and in industrial processes where uniformity and completeness of wetting are paramount in importance. It is well known that when a clear viscous fluid flows down an inclined surface under gravity, after some time, …

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  2. Simulation of filtration for suspension transport in porous media

    … a novel method for analyzing the filtration of particles transported through a granular porous medium. The proposed analysis considers the deposition of particles through discrete simulations of particle-laden flow in a cylindrical model pore. The pore model assumes that particles collect, mound …

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  3. Predicting Motion of Engine-Ingested Particles Using Deep Neural Networks

    … to facilitate the design of gas turbine engine particle separators by reducing the computational expense to accurately simulate the fluid flow and particle motion inside the separator. It has been well-documented that particle ingestion yields many detrimental impacts for gas turbine engines. …

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  4. Investigation of Particle Trajectories for Wall Bounded Turbulent Two-Phase Flows

    The analysis of turbulent flows provides a unique scientific challenge whose solution remains central to unraveling the fundamental nature of all fluid dynamics. Measuring and predicting turbulent flows becomes even more difficult when considering a two-phase flow, which is a commonly encountered …

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  5. Evaluation of a Particle Sampling Probe to Measure Mass Concentration in Particle-Laden Flows

    Particle ingestion is a prevalent issue for jet engines. During operation, sand and ash particles enter the engine and can cause serious problems, including erosion and buildup of Calcia-Magnesia-Alumina-Silicate (CMAS) deposits. Analyzing the particle mass concentration of the airflow can help …

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  6. The Numerical Investigation of the Effects of Sand Ingestion on Compressor Blade Erosion

    … significantly affected by the variety of foreign particles that are mixed into the air while operating under miscellaneous conditions. In particular, aircraft engines that operate in sandy or dusty conditions may fail within minutes of exposure to particle-laden flow due to foreign particle

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  7. Optical Field Instrumentation for Characterizing Particle Sampling Sensors

    Particle ingestion in gas turbine applications can be detrimental to performance and pose significant safety concerns. Areas of high sand concentration are hazardous to aircraft, requiring precautions like routine inspections and maintenance. The engine failure modes are dependent on particle

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  8. Design of a new vertical channel flow facility to study particle laden turbulent flows

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-15 without embargo terms

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  9. An image processing technique for erosion analysis on compressor blade geometry

    Particle ingestion into aircraft engines is a major concern due to its physical- and performance-related implications; largely due to compressor blade material erosion. Current methods for monitoring this erosion (such as visual tools) lack adequate reliability and consistency, while only providing …

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  10. AEROSOL EFFECTS IN HIGH SUPERSONIC FLOWS

    … average rain drop of 2mm to sub-micron diameter particles. Similarly, volcanic eruptions and ever-present wildfires result in solid particles exhibiting a variety of species and sizes that are transported to every layer of the atmosphere. At supersonic speeds, encounters with particulates have …

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  11. Development of Diagnostic Tools for Use in a Gas Turbine Engine Undergoing Solid Particulate Ingestion

    … operations as significant amounts of groundlevel particles can be entrained in the surrounding air and subsequently ingested into the engine. Prolonged exposure to particle ingestion events leads to premature engine wear and, in extreme cases, rapid engine failure. Expanding our current …

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  12. Particle-laden Channel Flows: Mixed Convection and Non-Heavy Particles

    L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment

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  13. Experimental and Numerical Investigation on Particle-gas Flows in Open Vortex-based Solar Cavity Receivers

    The thesis presents a systematic study of particle-gas flow behaviour within an open vortex-based solar cavity receiver, termed a Solar Expanding-Vortex particle Receiver-Reactor (SEVR) that is under development at the Centre for Energy Technology (CET) at the University of Adelaide. This class of …

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