Flow Laws in Metal Foams: Compressibility and Pore Size Effects

By J. Bonnet, F. Topin, Lounes Tadrist. 2008

151 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/443632919036da2e73ee380ba94874bc76ce5b79

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Bernard J. Geurts
2. C. Caliot
3. G. Flamant
4. D. Jafari
5. W. Wits
6. Zhiyong Wu

In Computational Mechanics

1. A. Kopanidis
2. Bernard J. Geurts
3. C. Caliot
4. G. Flamant
5. D. Jafari
6. W. Wits
7. Zhiyong Wu
8. Andreas Theodorakakos

Citations in the corpus

• Metal 3D-printed wick structures for heat pipe application: Capillary performance analysis (2018, background): “[74] showed that this expression valid for laminar flow.”
• 3D numerical simulation of flow and conjugate heat transfer through a pore scale model of high porosity open cell metal foam (2010, background): “[36].”
• Experimental and numerical studies of the pressure drop in ceramic foams for volumetric solar receiver applications (2010, methodology): “The relationship between permeability and inertial coefficients with mean cell size d has been validated by experiment [31].”