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Numerical simulation of collision dynamics for finite size particles in turbulent suspension

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Particulate flows are present in many applications and the effect of particle size is still not well understood. The present paper describes three cases of sustained homogeneous tur- bulence interacting with particles. Simulations correspond to three particle-fluid density ratios and 3% volume fraction in zero grav- ity field. Fully resolved particle simulations are based on fictitious domain and penalty method. The local dissipation around particles is studied according to the density ratio. Spatial description of the averaged dissipation is provided. Collision statistics are also investigated. The inter collision time and the angle of collision are compared to the kinetic theory. The effect of the inter particle film drainage is highlighted by simulating the same configurations with and without lubrication model.
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hal-01366985 , version 1 (20-12-2016)

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Stéphane Vincent, Jorge César Brändle de Motta, Éric Climent, Jean-Luc Estivalèzes. Numerical simulation of collision dynamics for finite size particles in turbulent suspension. 9th International conference on multiphase flows (ICMF 2016), 2016, Florence, Italy. ⟨hal-01366985⟩
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