Numerical methods for solid particles in particulate flow simulations
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https://doi.org/10.13052/REMN.16.365-383Keywords:
particle suspensions, particulate flows, finite element method, direct numerical simulationsAbstract
The flow motion of solid particle suspensions is a fundamental issue in many problems of practical interest. The velocity field of a such system is computed by a finite element method with a multi-domain approach of two phases (namely a viscous fluid and rigid bodies), whereas the particle displacement is made by a particulate method. We focus our paper on a simple shear flow of Newtonian fluid.
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