2006
DOI: 10.1007/s10891-006-0132-z
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Mathematical simulation of the drying of suspensions and colloidal solutions by their depressurization

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“…It can be seen that the average and most probable values differ significantly from each other for all impact angles. The experimental data from [21] are shown in both figures.. Dependences obtained for a mixture of particles of various forms are generally in better agreement with experimental data than for particles of individual forms. The presented results show that, firstly, as expected, a mixture of particles of different types of forms better corresponds to a real dispersed phase, and secondly, the proposed impact model allows calculating the average velocity of reflected particles with a sufficiently high accuracy.…”
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“…It can be seen that the average and most probable values differ significantly from each other for all impact angles. The experimental data from [21] are shown in both figures.. Dependences obtained for a mixture of particles of various forms are generally in better agreement with experimental data than for particles of individual forms. The presented results show that, firstly, as expected, a mixture of particles of different types of forms better corresponds to a real dispersed phase, and secondly, the proposed impact model allows calculating the average velocity of reflected particles with a sufficiently high accuracy.…”
Section: Numerical Study Of Particle Rebound From a Surface And Compa...supporting
confidence: 60%
“…1) in equal proportions was considered, meanwhile, the form parameters of particles of individual types were varied. Such a mixture of particles of various forms with variable parameters b/a and c/b, in our opinion, is closer to that used in experiments [21] than a mixture of particles of the same form. After calculating the statistical characteristics of the reflected particles of various forms, the statistical characteristics for a homogeneous mixture of particles were calculated (the proportions of particles of various forms in the mixture were assumed to be the same).…”
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