Tuesday, November 18, 2008: 8:30 AM-11:00 AM | |||
Room 104-B (Pennsylvania Convention Center) | |||
Fluid Mechanics (01j) | |||
#236 - Particulate and Multiphase Flows (01J09) | |||
This session will focus on theoretical, experimental, and numerical studies on microscopic and macroscopic hydrodynamic phenomena in suspensions, slurries, and other dispersed multiphase systems including (but not limited to) liquid-liquid or bubbly liquid systems. | |||
Chair: | Jeffrey F. Morris | ||
CoChair: | Nivedita R. Gupta | ||
8:30 AM | 236a | Buoyancy-Driven Drop Squeezing through a Constriction Thomas Ratcliffe, Robert H. Davis, Alexander Z. Zinchenko | |
8:45 AM | 236b | Binary Interaction of Deformable Capsules In a Shear Flow RamMurthy Kalluri, Prosenjit Bagchi | |
9:00 AM | 236c | Using Stokes Cradle to Investigate Collisions Between 3 Wetted Particles Carly M. Donahue, Christine M. Hrenya, Gustavo G. Joseph, Robert H. Davis, Alexandra Zelinskaya, Kenshiro Nakagawa | |
9:15 AM | 236d | Transverse Migration of Particles and Bubbles in Oscillatory Tube Flow Philip P. Schonewill, David T. Leighton Jr. | |
9:30 AM | 236e | Fluid-Particle Drag In Bidisperse Gas-Solid Suspensions Xiaolong Yin, William Holloway, Sankaran Sundaresan | |
9:45 AM | 236f | Structure and Dynamics of Settling Suspensions of Finite-Reynolds Number Fibers Donald L. Koch, Mansoo Shin | |
10:00 AM | 236g | Bimodal Suspension Flow through An Abrupt Contraction-Expansion Nancy F. Zeng, Holly J. Hester-Reilly, Nina C. Shapley | |
10:15 AM | 236h | Normal Stress Distribution In Squeeze Flow as An Indicator of the Transition from Fluid Flow to Granular Flow In Concentrated Suspensions Khosrow Khodabandehlou, Francis A. Gadala-Maria | |
10:30 AM | 236i | Shear Rate Dependence of the Effective Viscosity and Thermal Conductivity of a Granular "Fluid" Isabel Figueroa, Joseph J. McCarthy | |
10:45 AM | 236j | Finite Element Modeling of Foam Self-Expansion Rekha R. Rao, Harry K Moffat, David R Noble, Lisa A Mondy, Douglas B. Adolf, James Mahoney |
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