Large eddy simulation of the Gas-Liquid flow in a square cross-sectioned bubble column
By Ng Niels Deen, T. Solberg, B. Hjertager. 2001
342 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Ocean Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/46201010d9e7af84b0cdf572a24b528a0e888b1e
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In Biomedical Engineering
- Fabio Inzoli
- Giorgio Besagni
- T. Ziegenhein
- J. Kuipers
- V. S. Annaland
- Poo Balan Ganesan
- M. Pourtousi
- Jaya N. Sahu
In Computational Mechanics
- J. Kuipers
- Ng Niels Deen
- V. S. Annaland
- M. Pourtousi
- Jaya N. Sahu
- Poo Balan Ganesan
- Fabio Inzoli
- Giorgio Besagni
In Ocean Engineering
- J. Kuipers
- Ng Niels Deen
- V. S. Annaland
- M. Pourtousi
- Jaya N. Sahu
- Poo Balan Ganesan
- Fabio Inzoli
- Giorgio Besagni
Citations in the corpus
- Effect of interfacial forces and turbulence models on predicting flow pattern inside the bubble column (2014, methodology): “Several models for interphase forces and turbulence have been reported in the literature [21,23,25,27–30].”
- Multi-scale modeling of dispersed gas-liquid two-phase flow (2004, methodology): “Similar to the work of Deen et al. (2001) the latter is computed from a simple SGS turbulent viscosity model given by:”
- Two-Phase Bubble Columns: A Comprehensive Review (2018, background): “The virtual mass force arises from the relative acceleration of an immersed moving object to its surrounding fluid; this force is often found to be negligible in bubble column simulations [421,428,437,439,449,460], and different studies have neglected it [420,430,440,441,446,450, 458,461–469].”