Particle-wall Interactions
Particle-Wall Interactions is a physical phenomenon in particle-laden flows characterized by the exchange of momentum, energy, and mass between dispersed particles and solid boundaries, distinguished by the alteration of particle trajectories, deposition, rebound, or erosion induced through direct contact or near-wall hydrodynamic forces.
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