液‐々撹はん槽内の液滴径分布

On the steady‐state drop size distribution in stirred vessels. Part I: Effect of dispersed phase viscosity

“…Equation made d max and interchangable and has been widely used but several values for C 6 have been reported in literature. Nishikawa et al found and Calabrese et al found for moderate viscous oils and for highly viscous due to the broadening of the DSD as μ d increases. Li et al obtained bimodal DSD using a rotor‐stator mixer and found .…”

Kinetics of oil dispersion in the absence and presence of block copolymers

“…These include: ⅷ Ž . Photography Coulaloglou and Tavlarides, 1976 ⅷ Ž Microscopy Lagisetty et al, 1986;Koshy et al, 1988;. Nishikawa et al, 1990 ⅷ Ž Light scattering Polat and Chander, 1992;Chander et .…”

“…ity concept in lean dispersions. Nishikawa et al 1990 assumed that the drop-size distribution in a vessel was determined by the mutual relation between the energy dissipation rate, the residence time of drops at a certain location, the breakup rate of drops, and the coalescence rate of drops, and suggested correlative equations that represented the drop-size distribution under various mixing conditions. In addition, computer simulations of the emulsification process under turbulent flow conditions were carried out by several investi-Ž gators Becher and McCann, 1991;Tjaberinga et al, 1993;.…”

Micro-agglomerate flotation for deep cleaning of coal. Final report

“…In their study, the similarity transformation proposed was based on the drop size distributions obtained from kinetics experiments conducted under different stirring and dispersed phase conditions. In another study, Nishikawa et al (1990) observed that a combination of three normal distribution curves gave a good fit for the volumetric size distributions and a combination of two normal distributions generated a good correlation for the number size distribution. In addition to these studies, computer simulations of the emulsification process under turbulent flow conditions were carried out by several investigators (Becher and McCann, 1991; Tjaberhga et al, 1993; Lachaise et al, 1995).…”