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Yearly Archives: 2010

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An Improved Collision Damping Time for MP-PIC Calculations of Dense Particle Flows with Applications to Polydisperse Sedimenting Beds and Colliding Particle Jets

PublicationsSeptember 1, 2010

O’Rourke and Snider present several improvements to a numerical model introduced by O’Rourke et al. (2009) for collisional exchange and damping in dense particle flows.

Particle Attrition Measurements Using a Jet Cup

PublicationsMarch 16, 2010

This paper by Ray Cocco, S. B. Reddy Karri, Yeook Arrington, Roy Hays, John G. Findlay, and Ted Knowlton of PSRI discusses the simulation-informed development of a conical jet cup device that allows all of the sample particles to experience similar solids stresses.

Jet Cup Attrition Testing

PublicationsMarch 1, 2010

This paper by Particulate Solid Research, Inc (PSRI) discusses jet cup attrition testing, and how CFD such as Barracuda Virtual Reactor can be used to improve jet cup design.

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