1999Journal of Chongqing University. English EditionRequires access

The Motion Characteristics and Deposition Efficiency of Particles in the Gas -Particle Rotary Flow

Zhang Li

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Based on the motion equations of particles in the gas-particle rotary flow,the relationship among the equivalence particle diameter, characteristic time of the nonequivalence particle and their deposition efficiency is analyzed , and then the results of this study agree very well with the experimental data .

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Based on the motion equations of particles in the gas-particle rotary flow,the relationship among the equivalence particle diameter, characteristic time of the nonequivalence particle and their deposition efficiency is analyzed , and then the results of this study agree very well with the experimental data .

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Based on the motion equations of particles in the gas-particle rotary flow,the relationship among the equivalence particle diameter, characteristic time of the nonequivalence particle and their deposition efficiency is analyzed , and then the results of this study agree very well with the experimental data .

Key concepts: Particle deposition, Deposition (geology), Particle (ecology), Mechanics, Magnetosphere particle motion, Flow (mathematics), Particle flow, Materials science

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