Journal of Fluid Mechanics · 2012 · 14 citations · 9 references
EngineeringPhysicsComputational Fluid DynamicsFluid DynamicsFluid MechanicsParticle-laden FlowsSuspension RheologyViscous FlowAnisotropyInertial Particle DynamicsNumerical Flow SimulationNumerical SimulationStokes NumberStress TensorTransition ModelsViscous Effects
Abstract A review of existing theories for flows of inertial particles suspended in an unbounded sheared viscous fluid is presented first. A comparison between theoretical predictions and numerical simulation results is made for Stokes numbers from $1$ to $10$ in dilute and dense flows. Both particle agitation and anisotropy coefficients are examined, showing that neither of them is able to give satisfactory results in dense flows. A more precise calculation of collisional contributions to the balance law of the particle stress tensor is presented. Results of the corresponding theory are in very good agreement with numerical simulations both in dilute and dense flows.
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