Ohio (USA) Cincinnati Univ., A Husain, J Weisman
Abstract
0.5) pressure drops were best predicted assuming slip flow at inlet and outlet and that the void fraction at the vena contracta was at or near the homogeneous value. For intermediate length inserts, partial mixing at the vena contracta must be assumed. (GRA)
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0.5) pressure drops were best predicted assuming slip flow at inlet and outlet and that the void fraction at the vena contracta was at or near the homogeneous value. For intermediate length inserts, partial mixing at the vena contracta must be assumed. (GRA)
Key concepts: Pressure drop, Mechanics, Homogeneous, Vena contracta, Inlet, Slip (aerodynamics), Drop (telecommunication), Porosity