The importance of the forces acting on particles in turbulent flows

By Vincenzo Armenio, V. Fiorotto. 2001

287 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Ocean Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Alfredo Soldati
2. C. Marchioli
3. Maria-Vittoria Salvetti
4. Andrea Giusti
5. A. W. Vreman
6. Markus Uhlmann

In Ocean Engineering

1. Alfredo Soldati
2. C. Marchioli
3. Maria-Vittoria Salvetti
4. Andrea Giusti
5. A. W. Vreman
6. Markus Uhlmann

Citations in the corpus

• Direct numerical simulation of particle wall transfer and deposition in upward turbulent pipe flow (2003, background): “(9), their contribution being orders of magnitude smaller than that of the effects considered (Armenio and Fiorotto, 2001).”
• Mechanisms for particle transfer and segregation in a turbulent boundary layer (2002, background): “…Basset history force and added mass force are not taken into account since they are assumed to be negligible (orders of magnitude smaller than the three effects considered) because of the specific set of physical parameters of our simulations (Rizk & Elghobashi 1985; Armenio & Fiorotto 2001).”