A model for the prediction of the terminal relative velocity of single gas bubbles or drops, moving into a quiescent liquid phase, is presented. Also the effect of contamination is taken into account. It has been compared with a large set of experimental literature data covering a wide range of physical properties and particle sizes. The agreements are quite satisfactory and confirm the reliability of the model.
Single Bubble and Drop Motion Modeling
BOZZANO, GIULIA LUISA;DENTE, MARIO
2009-01-01
Abstract
A model for the prediction of the terminal relative velocity of single gas bubbles or drops, moving into a quiescent liquid phase, is presented. Also the effect of contamination is taken into account. It has been compared with a large set of experimental literature data covering a wide range of physical properties and particle sizes. The agreements are quite satisfactory and confirm the reliability of the model.File in questo prodotto:
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