Investigations of the response of particles to gas- phase turbulence in a two-phase turbulent round jet

Ramanujachari, V.; Natarajan, R.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-89802-9.50093-9

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“…Mathematical modelling of particle dispersion in particle loading flows under constant physical gas properties has been extensively studied using different models [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. It is well known that thermal plasmas differ from ordinary gas because of their high and non-uniform temperature fields.…”

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Particle turbulent dispersion and loading effects in an inductively coupled radio frequency plasma

Proulx

Boulos

2000

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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Particle turbulent dispersion and particle loading effects in an inductively coupled radio frequency (rf) plasma reactor are investigated numerically. Comparison is made between the effects of particle turbulent dispersion and deterministic dispersion processes to show the significance of particle turbulent dispersion in this kind of reactor system. The relative importance of particle turbulent dispersion is found to be sensitive to the Stokes number in the particle loaded plasma flow. The plasma-particle energy and momentum loading effects (two-way coupling effects) are studied separately to highlight their respective roles in the energy and momentum transfer between the plasma and the particles. The results show that both energy loading and momentum loading have significant influence on the plasma and particle temperature and velocity profiles. The effect of energy loading is more pronounced.

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