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Large eddy simulations of gas-particle turbulent round jet flows

Xilin Wang

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Two-way coupled large eddy simulations (LES) were used to study the influence of dispersed particles on the gas-phase jet in gas-particle turbulent round jet flows. The single-phase jet shape and statistical properties including the streamwise velocity and turbulent intensity from the simulation agree well with experimental results for single-phase and gas-particle flows. The LES results for the two-phase jet flow show that 105 μm diameter particles act as a damp in the flow which suppresses the turbulence intensity.

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Two-way coupled large eddy simulations (LES) were used to study the influence of dispersed particles on the gas-phase jet in gas-particle turbulent round jet flows. The single-phase jet shape and statistical properties including the streamwise velocity and turbulent intensity from the simulation agree well with experimental results for single-phase and gas-particle flows. The LES results for the two-phase jet flow show that 105 μm diameter particles act as a damp in the flow which suppresses the turbulence intensity.

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Two-way coupled large eddy simulations (LES) were used to study the influence of dispersed particles on the gas-phase jet in gas-particle turbulent round jet flows. The single-phase jet shape and statistical properties including the streamwise velocity and turbulent intensity from the simulation agree well with experimental results for single-phase and gas-particle flows. The LES results for the two-phase jet flow show that 105 μm diameter particles act as a damp in the flow which suppresses the turbulence intensity.

Key concepts: Turbulence, Jet (fluid), Mechanics, Large eddy simulation, Physics, Particle (ecology), Turbulence kinetic energy, Intensity (physics)

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