2012
DOI: 10.1134/s0040579512040124
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Mass transfer between a drop or gas bubble and an isotropic turbulent flow

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“…(14). Consequently, for high flow rates the rate of filtration for large Re numbers is expressed by the general formula (15) After introducing the Darcy number defined as (16) which is a ratio of the viscous friction force to the pres sure force, from expression (15), we obtain (17) According to experimental data [13,14], the depen dence of the Da number on the Re number (15) for large values of can be expressed by the empiri cal equation (18) As it follows from Fig. 3, the upper boundary of the use of Darcy's law is determined by the critical value of the Re number, which varies in the range [1].…”
Section: Development Of a Model For The Filtration Of Oils With High mentioning
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“…(14). Consequently, for high flow rates the rate of filtration for large Re numbers is expressed by the general formula (15) After introducing the Darcy number defined as (16) which is a ratio of the viscous friction force to the pres sure force, from expression (15), we obtain (17) According to experimental data [13,14], the depen dence of the Da number on the Re number (15) for large values of can be expressed by the empiri cal equation (18) As it follows from Fig. 3, the upper boundary of the use of Darcy's law is determined by the critical value of the Re number, which varies in the range [1].…”
Section: Development Of a Model For The Filtration Of Oils With High mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mass flux to the surface of a moving drop per unit time for the small numbers was determined [3,18] as…”
Section: Effect Of Asphaltene Content On the Separation Of Oil Emulsionsmentioning
confidence: 99%