Use of PIV to measure turbulence modulation in a high throughput stirred vessel with the addition of high Stokes number particles for both up- and down-pumping configurations
Authors:
- A. GabrieleAGA. Gabriele
- A.N. TsoligkasATA.N. Tsoligkas
- I.N. KingsIKI.N. Kings
- M.J.H. SimmonsMSM.J.H. Simmons
- 1 December 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Science
- Vol. 66 (23) , 5862-5874
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