Modelling of dispersed bubble and droplet flow at high phase fractions

By A. Behzadi, R. Issa, H. Rusche. 2004

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Ocean Engineering

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. C. Gentric
2. N. Midoux
3. Chris D. Rielly
4. E. Olmos
5. M. Simonnet
6. J. Gimbun
7. Zoltan K. Nagy
8. Fabio Inzoli

In Computational Mechanics

1. Chris D. Rielly
2. J. Gimbun
3. Zoltan K. Nagy
4. Fabio Inzoli
5. Giorgio Besagni

In Ocean Engineering

1. C. Gentric
2. N. Midoux
3. Chris D. Rielly
4. E. Olmos
5. M. Simonnet
6. J. Gimbun
7. Zoltan K. Nagy

Citations in the corpus

• Modelling of mass transfer in gas–liquid stirred tanks agitated by Rushton turbine and CD-6 impeller: A scale-up study (2009, methodology): “ble volume fraction on the drag coefficient is estimated using Behzadi et al.’s (2004) correlation as follows:”
• Experimental determination of the drag coefficient in a swarm of bubbles (2007, background): “But many authors (Jakobsen, 2001; Grienberger and Hofmann, 1992; Behzadi et al., 2004) emphasize the fact that those coefficients are no more appropriate as soon as the bubble is surrounded by other bubbles.”