particulate phase

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particulate
adjective
uk /pəˈtɪ.kjuː.lət/ us /pəˈtɪ.kjuː.lət/
consisting of small pieces of dirt, especially ones produced by road vehicles, that ...
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phase
noun[C]
uk /feɪz/ us /feɪz/
any stage in a series of events or in a process ...
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Examples of particulate phase

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Overall, the nature of the pairing mechanism does not seem to be strongly affected by the particulatephase for the present parameter combination.
We recognize that the presence of the particulatephase manifests itself as a source term, which indicates the local production or destruction (cancellation) of vorticity.
The particulatephase can then be described by a convection-diffusion equation for its concentration, which can also account for uniform gravitational settling.
The damping caused by the particulatephase leads to a certain slowdown of the vortex pairing process, without significantly modifying its fundamental dynamics.
For the evolution of fully three-dimensional two-phase flows, an important aspect will be the influence of the particulatephase on the vortex stretching mechanism.
However, the feedback also depends on the magnitude of the vorticity difference, which will increase with time if the fluid motion develops independently of the particulatephase.
In contrast to the nonlinear stages, the question of how the linear stability of shear flows is affected by a particulatephase has been the subject of several theoretical studies.
Equation (2.17a) allows us to readily identify the physical mechanisms by which the particulate phase will affect the evolution of the vorticity field.
For problems in which the particulatephase is subject to gravitational forces, particle clusters are free to settle out of the computational domain through the bottom boundary.
Shear-thickening behavior is observed in systems with a solid, particulatephase dispersed within a liquid phase.
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Under these conditions, a simplified set of two-way-coupled equations governing the vorticity of the fluid and particulate phases, respectively, is derived.
The resulting simplified set of twoway-coupled equations governing the vorticity of the fluid and particulate phases, respectively, is solved numerically.
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