A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.

This paper derives a solution for the settling velocity of isolated coplanar aggregates of n identical spherical particles in creeping motion based on the Wall Shear-Pressure Gradient-Expansion model (WPE) previously derived by the author. The solution is reached by developing geometry-equilibrium m...

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Main Author: Yuri Mendez
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Isfahan University of Technology 2015-01-01
Series:Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics
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Online Access:http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=36931&issue_ID=222
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spelling doaj-d1ec51eadd7f46689ca7a456d44a5e002020-11-25T01:37:18ZengIsfahan University of Technology Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics1735-35722015-01-0183399407.A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.Yuri Mendez0196 Britannia Road, Ottawa, On. K2B 5W9. CanadaThis paper derives a solution for the settling velocity of isolated coplanar aggregates of n identical spherical particles in creeping motion based on the Wall Shear-Pressure Gradient-Expansion model (WPE) previously derived by the author. The solution is reached by developing geometry-equilibrium mathematical constructs to decide on the dimensions of the free ambient expansions surrounding the aggregates to compute the entire velocity profile. A rational to decide on the orientation and stability of rotation is also proposed. The results compare well with the outcome of available theory and some relevant data sets.http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=36931&issue_ID=222Doublet; Triplet; Settling velocity; Wall shear; Expansion; Non spherical particles; Spherical aggregates; Pressure gradient.
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A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics
Doublet; Triplet; Settling velocity; Wall shear; Expansion; Non spherical particles; Spherical aggregates; Pressure gradient.
author_facet Yuri Mendez
author_sort Yuri Mendez
title A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
title_short A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
title_full A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
title_fullStr A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
title_full_unstemmed A Proposed Solution for the Settling Velocity of Coplanar Aggregates of Identical Spheres in Creeping Motion.
title_sort proposed solution for the settling velocity of coplanar aggregates of identical spheres in creeping motion.
publisher Isfahan University of Technology
series Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics
issn 1735-3572
publishDate 2015-01-01
description This paper derives a solution for the settling velocity of isolated coplanar aggregates of n identical spherical particles in creeping motion based on the Wall Shear-Pressure Gradient-Expansion model (WPE) previously derived by the author. The solution is reached by developing geometry-equilibrium mathematical constructs to decide on the dimensions of the free ambient expansions surrounding the aggregates to compute the entire velocity profile. A rational to decide on the orientation and stability of rotation is also proposed. The results compare well with the outcome of available theory and some relevant data sets.
topic Doublet; Triplet; Settling velocity; Wall shear; Expansion; Non spherical particles; Spherical aggregates; Pressure gradient.
url http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=36931&issue_ID=222
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