The application of a model of fine particles initial deposition from a flowing suspension on smooth surfaces is discussed by comparison with literature experimental data and simplified models (Leveque equation). The model and its original features, including an accurate account of particle-surface interactions and ad hoc solution techniques, with special emphasis on the treatment of boundaries, have been thoroughly presented in Part I. The model demonstrates that in many circumstances diffusion is the limiting mechanism so that simple models based on a continuous approach (through particles concentration) together with perfect sink assumption are accurate enough. Departures from such circumstances are identified by means of a parametric stu...
The deposition behavior of fine sediment is an important phenomenon, and yet it is unclear to engine...
Aerosol particle deposition rates on surfaces inside a clean room are predicted by a model developed...
Deposition of negatively charged polystyrene particles on quartz in a parallel (PP) and stagnation p...
A model of fine particles deposition from a flowing suspension on smooth surfaces is developed. It i...
Previous research on particle deposition in channels has emphasized the mass transfer aspects of the...
A simulation model based on the concepts developed previously (Tien et. al. 1977, Wang et. al. 1977)...
A large number of investigators have taken on the task of formulating the mechanisms of the particl...
International audienceThe modelling of pollutant transfer in freshwater systems can be refined by co...
The objective of this work is to develop a general technique for a better quantitative understandi...
The simple model showed that the particle penetration and deposition depend on particle size and wid...
The phenomenon of deposition (or release) of fine particles or other microscopic species, suspended ...
We address the problem of estimating the particle distribution in the suspension flow near solid wal...
Suspensions of solid particles in liquids appear in numerous applications, from environmental settin...
This paper presents a simple aerosol transport model together with specific boundary conditions, whi...
Many theories have been developed for predicting the vertical profiles of suspended sediment concent...
The deposition behavior of fine sediment is an important phenomenon, and yet it is unclear to engine...
Aerosol particle deposition rates on surfaces inside a clean room are predicted by a model developed...
Deposition of negatively charged polystyrene particles on quartz in a parallel (PP) and stagnation p...
A model of fine particles deposition from a flowing suspension on smooth surfaces is developed. It i...
Previous research on particle deposition in channels has emphasized the mass transfer aspects of the...
A simulation model based on the concepts developed previously (Tien et. al. 1977, Wang et. al. 1977)...
A large number of investigators have taken on the task of formulating the mechanisms of the particl...
International audienceThe modelling of pollutant transfer in freshwater systems can be refined by co...
The objective of this work is to develop a general technique for a better quantitative understandi...
The simple model showed that the particle penetration and deposition depend on particle size and wid...
The phenomenon of deposition (or release) of fine particles or other microscopic species, suspended ...
We address the problem of estimating the particle distribution in the suspension flow near solid wal...
Suspensions of solid particles in liquids appear in numerous applications, from environmental settin...
This paper presents a simple aerosol transport model together with specific boundary conditions, whi...
Many theories have been developed for predicting the vertical profiles of suspended sediment concent...
The deposition behavior of fine sediment is an important phenomenon, and yet it is unclear to engine...
Aerosol particle deposition rates on surfaces inside a clean room are predicted by a model developed...
Deposition of negatively charged polystyrene particles on quartz in a parallel (PP) and stagnation p...