Solid particles
Dense suspension of solid particles as a new heat transfer fluid for concentrated solar thermal plants: on-sun proof of concept
... falling particles receiver ( Martin and Vitko, 1982 ) and the rotary kiln receiver ( Bataille et ...the solid particles are fluidized in a transparent tube but do not flow outside, there is no ...
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Solid particles in the tropical lowest stratosphere
... campaigns solid particles were observed at very high altitudes in the lower stratosphere in the South Atlantic Convergence ...the particles occur was most likely originating from a specific ...
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On the dispersion of solid particles in a liquid agitated by a bubble swarm
... To cite this version : Bonometti, Thomas and Magnaudet, Jacques and Gardin, Pascal. On the dispersion of solid particles in a liquid agitated by a bubble swarm. (2007). Metallurgical and Materials ...
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Methodology to evaluate dripper sensitivity to clogging due to solid particles: an assessment
... larger particles are added to the ...by particles size range than concentration because when drippers are not clogged at a given stage, they are not considered to be sensitive to the size of ...
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Activating Molecules, Ions, and Solid Particles with Acoustic Cavitation
... and Solid Particles with Acoustic ..."hot" particles generated by cavitation bubbles enable to excite the non-volatile species in solutions increasing their chemical ...
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Influence of strong magnetic field on distribution of solid particles in BiZn immiscible alloys with a metastable miscibility gap
... of solid particles in the matrix were obtained under HSMF with 29 ...the solid Bi particles were uniformly distributed in the matrix because of complete suppression of Stokes sedimentation ...
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On the dispersion of solid particles in a liquid agitated by a bubble swarm
... To cite this version : Bonometti, Thomas and Magnaudet, Jacques and Gardin, Pascal. On the dispersion of solid particles in a liquid agitated by a bubble swarm. (2007). Metallurgical and Materials ...
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Modeling of solid particles pyrolysis
... 2. The two models The particle is assumed to be immersed in an inert gas flow inside a black wall furnace. As in most models found in the literature, local thermal equilibrium between gas and solid is assumed ...
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Drag force modelling in dilute to dense particle-laden flows with mono-disperse or binary mixture of solid particles
... Abstract Fluid-particle momentum transfer modelling is a key issue for the simulation of gas-solid fluidized beds. In the literature, many empirical correlations can be found for the prediction of the drag force ...
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Numerical and Experimental Studies of Suspensions of Fiber and Spherical Solid Particles
... P. Laure, G . Beaume, E. Peuvrel-Disdier AND M. Vincent † the solid domain is ensured to move accurately by adding the rigidity constraint in the weak formulation with a distributed Lagrange multiplier [4]. ...
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Drag force modelling in dilute to dense particle-laden flows with mono-disperse or binary mixture of solid particles
... Abstract Fluid-particle momentum transfer modelling is a key issue for the simulation of gas-solid fluidized beds. In the literature, many empirical correlations can be found for the prediction of the drag force ...
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Solid particles in the tropical lowest stratosphere
... subsequent sublimation would be practically reversible processes, happening on ap- proximately equal time scales. Thus, after a wave train has passed, and the air parcel is left in its initial temperature and pressure ...
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Particle-resolved numerical simulations of the gas–solid heat transfer in arrays of random motionless particles
... and solid constraints in an optimal ...for solid particles, a dual grid (points located at the center of the grid cells) is introduced [ 15 ]; the latter allows the specification of shearing and ...
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Control of the incubation time in the vapor-solid-solid growth of semiconductor nanowires
... corresponding reduction factor, R tip /R NP . In Fig. 4(b), the curve with R tip /R NP =0.6 sets the lower limit. We find that all observed NW lengths are between the lim- its expected for the full sphere and half sphere ...
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Trapping particles by optical tweezers
... of particles in the Rayleigh regime and the Mie regime, – We have shown that it might be possible to experimentally trap cohesive powder grains by use of a tightly focused laser ...
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Entanglement Entropy of Scattering Particles
... classical “geometric” cross-section of the scattering. For- mula (20) implies that, if we measure the cross sections and get an evaluation of the impact parameter profile in a collider experiment, one can give a reliable ...
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Teaching Machines to Discover Particles
... • Core problems in particle physics transfer to other fields of science (likelihood-free inference, domain adaptation, optimization, etc). 37 / 37.[r] ...
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Teaching Machines to Discover Particles
... where the value of the test statistic (e.g., CLs) to be above/below the threshold is uncertain.. • Embed and instrument the full.[r] ...
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Teaching Machines to Discover Particles
... where the value of the test statistic (e.g., CLs) to be above/below the threshold is uncertain.. • Embed and instrument the full.[r] ...
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“Nonrelativistic” kinematics: Particles or waves?
... = 0, where n is the refractive index of the medium. At first sight, particle kinematics and wave kinemat- ics appears to be unrelated. Four-vectors deriving from events (7) are timelike for v ≪ c, but spacelike behav- ...
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