1995
DOI: 10.1002/aic.690410610
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Cake formation in 2‐D cross‐flow filtration

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“…The Happel and Brenner model and Carmen-Kozeny equation both determine specific resistance but assume the domain is made up of either unit cells or bundles of parallel tubes. Essentially, the same experimental set-up was utilized in [2,10] where the particle size distribution went from 1 to 20 micron. Results indicate that values of β c were smaller for larger particles, which imply, all else being constant, they're more likely to be swept away.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The Happel and Brenner model and Carmen-Kozeny equation both determine specific resistance but assume the domain is made up of either unit cells or bundles of parallel tubes. Essentially, the same experimental set-up was utilized in [2,10] where the particle size distribution went from 1 to 20 micron. Results indicate that values of β c were smaller for larger particles, which imply, all else being constant, they're more likely to be swept away.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The parameters in Eq. (7) can be measured in experiments [12][13][14]. Analysis of forces on a depositing particle staying on the membrane surface.…”
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“…The use of a material balance for particles arriving at the membrane surface, the deposition probability for particles with a diameter of d p can be expressed as [12][13][14]:…”
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“…This load can be an external load or exerted internally by a force acting on all particles within the structure. This "internal collapse" is important in different applications like cake formation of filter deposits [14][15][16], where the compaction force in most situations is the drag force exerted on the grains by the flow which is typically porosity dependent [17]. The structure's own weight leads to compaction of snow after deposition [18] and during aging [19,20], or to sediment compaction [21][22][23].…”
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confidence: 99%