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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Particulate suspension"”.
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A methodology for coupled CFD-DEM modeling of particulate suspension rheology
The flow properties, or rheology, of particulate suspensions are highly dependent on the properties of the particles suspended within the base fluid (e.g. size, shape and surface properties). An understanding of the suspension rheology can help in the prediction of its behaviour under various flow …
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Flow of a Particulate Suspension in the Wake of a Circular Cylinder
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Quenching of particle-gas combustible mixtures using the electric particulate suspension (EPS) method
<p>A new experiment referred to as EPS (electric particulate suspension) designed for quenching distance measurement of combustible powder suspensions has been taken from concept to working prototype. The method is validated in both normal gravity and microgravity.</p> <p>Particle suspension …
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A Novel Shear Thinning and Thixotropic Plga Micro Particulate Suspension System for Controlled Drug Delivery
… system formulated as polymer micro particle suspension for low viscosity and better injectability. The system comprised of a hydrophobic polymer plasticizer(s) that resulted in a more diffusion controlled drug release. Necessary physical stability of the suspension based formulation was …
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Development of a turbulent flotation model from first principles
Flotation is a process of separating particulate materials of different surface properties in a hydrodynamic environment, and is used extensively for separating different minerals from each other in the mining industry. In this process, air bubbles are introduced at the bottom of a particulate …
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Dynamics Of Orientable Particulate Suspensions: Continuum Simulations Of ‘Living’ Fluids And Meso-Scale Simulations Of Anisotropic Particle Suspensions
… that are used to approach two very different suspension problems - continuum scale 'active fluids' contain living cells that can respond to external stimuli such as light; and passive fluids contain anisotropic particles whose size is small enough that non-continuum effect caused by solvent …