A transport equation for the interfacial area density applied to bubble columns
By F. Lehr, Dieter Mewes. 2001
192 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Water Science and Technology
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In Biomedical Engineering
- Jörn Villwock
- Johannes Kamp
- Jannike Solsvik
- Hugo A. Jakobsen
- Stian Tangen
- V. Ranade
- Tiefeng Wang
- Yong Jin
In Computational Mechanics
- V. Ranade
- Tiefeng Wang
- Yong Jin
- Jannike Solsvik
- Jörn Villwock
- Hugo A. Jakobsen
- Stian Tangen
- Jin-fu Wang
In Water Science and Technology
- Jannike Solsvik
- Hugo A. Jakobsen
- Stian Tangen
- Jörn Villwock
- Johannes Kamp
- V. Ranade
- Tiefeng Wang
- Yong Jin
Citations in the corpus
- On the constitutive equations for fluid particle breakage (2013, background): “(2003) combined the surface energy increase constraint with the capillary pressure constraint originally proposed by Lehr and Mewes (2001) and Lehr et al.”
- Drop coalescence in technical liquid/liquid applications: a review on experimental techniques and modeling approaches (2017, methodology): “The third modeling approach is semiempirical and simply assumes that coalescence only occurs up to a critical relative collision velocity (Lehr and Mewes 2001, Lehr et al.”
- A novel theoretical breakup kernel function for bubbles/droplets in a turbulent flow (2003, background): “(1999) Lehr and Mewes (2001)”
- Dynamics of gas-liquid flow in a rectangular bubble column: Experiments and single/multi-group CFD simulations (2002, methodology): “Breakage probability proposed by Lehr and Mewes (2001) was selected based on comparison of simulated bubble size distribution with available data.”