2009
DOI: 10.2478/v10098-009-0017-x
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Numerical model of spherical particle saltation in a channel with a transversely tilted rough bed

Abstract: This paper deals with the numerical simulation of spherical particle saltation in a channel with a rough transversely tilted bed. The numerical model presented is based on the 3D model of spherical particle saltation developed by the authors, which takes into account the translational and rotational particle motion. The stochastic method and the concept of a contact zone were used for the calculation of a particle trajectory and its dependence on the bed lateral slope, particle diameter, and shear velocity. Th… Show more

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“…Particle-particle and particle-bed collisions represent the main mechanisms producing the lateral dispersion of the saltating particles. This behaviour can be described only by the 3D pattern of particle motion (Lukerchenko et al, 2009a;2009b). Similar particle motion can be observed in channel flows.…”
Section: Particle and Velocity Distribution In A Pipementioning
confidence: 77%
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“…Particle-particle and particle-bed collisions represent the main mechanisms producing the lateral dispersion of the saltating particles. This behaviour can be described only by the 3D pattern of particle motion (Lukerchenko et al, 2009a;2009b). Similar particle motion can be observed in channel flows.…”
Section: Particle and Velocity Distribution In A Pipementioning
confidence: 77%
“…For the higher slurry velocities (V s = 3.8 m s -1 ) more and more particles lift off the pipe invert, move in the saltation mode and occupy the central part of the pipe, where local velocities reach maximal value. For the highest velocity range the saltation height and length (Lukerchenko et al, 2009a;2009b) substantially increase. Some particles (especially the smaller ones) moves even suspended in the carrier liquid and can reach the top of the pipe (V s = 5.3 m s -1 ).…”
Section: Particle and Velocity Distribution In A Pipementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However for 3D numerical models, in which the z-component is important -for example, in the case of the calculation of the lateral dispersion of particles (e.g., Lukerchenko, 2009b;Bialik, 2011b;Bradley et al, 2010;Nikora et al, 2001) -the Basset force can be neglected only if the particle Reynolds number Re p is larger than about 8000.…”
Section: Conditions Under Which the Basset Force Can Be Neglectedmentioning
confidence: 99%