Multiphase mixing in turbulent flows is a key element in many practical energy conversion, chemical mixing and pollutant dispersal problems. Numerous important technological and environmental processes could be better addressed with improvements in understanding in this area. Progress in developing understanding of this field, however, has traditionally been difficult because of the complexities involved with the turbulent flows employed to provide the mixing mechanisms. To address this problem from a new perspective several years ago this research group initiated an ongoing investigation concerning the potential connections between organized turbulent vortex structures and the particle dispersion process. This report details activities …
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Multiphase mixing in turbulent flows is a key element in many practical energy conversion, chemical mixing and pollutant dispersal problems. Numerous important technological and environmental processes could be better addressed with improvements in understanding in this area. Progress in developing understanding of this field, however, has traditionally been difficult because of the complexities involved with the turbulent flows employed to provide the mixing mechanisms. To address this problem from a new perspective several years ago this research group initiated an ongoing investigation concerning the potential connections between organized turbulent vortex structures and the particle dispersion process. This report details activities during this reporting period.
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Troutt, T. R.[Particle dispersion by ordered motion in mixing layers]. [Annual report],
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