INERTIAL COUPLING IN TWO-PHASE FLOW: MACROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OF SUSPENSIONS IN AN INVISCID FLUID

G.B. Wallis

Multiphase Science and Technology · 1990 · 58 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Classical solutions for the motion of a single sphere in an inviscid fluid are reviewed and extensively investigated by self-consistent models. The Maxwell equations for electrical conductivity of a suspension of spheres can be used, as found, to derive the added mass of a sphere array as well as the added kinetic energy due to relative motion. Good agreements are shown between the current analysis and general equations suggested.