Theoretical and experimental modelling of particulate flow - hardcover - VKI LS 2000-06

Theoretical and experimental modelling of particulate flow
April 3 – 7, 2000
J.-M. Buchlin

• SOMMERFELD, M. - Martin-Luther-Universität, Germany
  Overview and fundamentals
• ELGHOBASHI, S. - University of California, USA
  On the two-fluid and trajectory approaches for DNS turbulent particle-laden flows
  Part I: DNS of bubble-laden flows via the two-fluid approach
  Part II: On the approximation of the two-way coupling terms in the trajectory approaches
• SIMONIN, O. - INPT & EDF, France
  Statistical and continuum modelling of turbulent reactive particulate flows
  Part I: Theoretical derivation of dispersed phase Eulerian modelling from probability density function kinetic equation
• FÉVRIER, P.¹; SIMONIN, O.^1,2 - INPT¹ & EDF², France
  Statistical and continuum modelling of turbulent reactive particulate flows
  Part II: Application of a two-phase second-moment transport model for prediction of turbulent gas-particle flows
• HETSRONI, G. - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
  Heat transfer enhancement and turbulence modulation by particles
  Part I : The particles turbulence interaction
  Part II : Two-phase heat transfer
• BOULET, P.; OESTERLÉ, B. - ESSTIN, France 
  Lagrangian simulation of non-isothermal gas-solid flows
• WITSCHGER, O. - Institut de Protection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, France
  Particle generation
  Intrusive measurement techniques
• MERZKIRCH, W. - Universität Essen, Germany
  Non-intrusive measurement techniques
• FRANK, T. - Chemnitz University, Germany
  Application of Eulerian-Lagrangian prediction of gas-particle flows to cyclone separators
• LAVERGNE, G. - ONERA/DMAE, France
  Particulate flow in combustion