eprintid: 458
rev_number: 12
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creators_name: Jenkins, D.
title: Slurry behaviour in separation devices
ispublished: pub
subjects: other
studygroups: misg9
companyname: Oakbridge
full_text_status: public
abstract: Four different modelling approaches for slurry behaviour in cyclones are considered: bulk flow models, a simple continuum model, hydrodynamic models and so-called wet granular flow models. The aim is to consider the utility of each approach for design purposes. It is concluded that bulk flow models and the simple continuum model are inadequate for such use, principally because they are unable to account for geometrical effects which affect the flow. However, both the hydrodynamic models and the wet granular flow approach show considerable promise for the task, due to recent increases in computer power and improved models and algorithms. Of these two approaches, the hydrodynamic models are the more mature, but the wet granular flow approach has the advantage of being based explicitly on particle motion.
date: 1992
citation:   Jenkins, D.  (1992) Slurry behaviour in separation devices.  [Study Group Report]     
document_url: http://miis.maths.ox.ac.uk/miis/458/1/Slurry-behaviour-in-separation-devices.pdf