361 Multi-Scale Approaches in Mixing

Tuesday, October 30, 2012: 3:15 PM
Frick (Omni )
Description:
Mixing processes involve multiple, interacting scales (from molecule to process vessel). For progress in process design it is required to capture the essential physics at the various scales, and to understand the interaction between scales. This session is devoted to multi-scale experiments and simulations in mixing.

Sponsor:
North American Mixing Forum

Chair:
Jos Derksen
Email: jos@ualberta.ca

Co-Chair:
Francois Bertrand
Email: francois.bertrand@polymtl.ca


3:15 PM
(361a) Talking about Multi-Scale Simulations
Harry E.A. Van den Akker

3:40 PM
(361b) Multi-Scale Approach in Mixing for Colloidal Systems Design: Concentrated and Highly Concentrated Inverse/Direct Emulsions
Diego Pradilla, Andrea Nieto, Natalia Murcia and Oscar Alberto Alvarez

4:05 PM
(361c) Lattice Boltzmann Simulations of Drop Deformation and Breakup in Shear Flow
Alexandra E. Komrakova and Jos Derksen

4:30 PM
(361d) Nanostructure of Individual Grains Affecting Movement in Densely Packed Material
Casey Kick, Xan Voon and Kalyana Pingali

4:55 PM
(361e) A Multiscale Model for the Granulation of Powders in a Spheronizer
Jonathan Bouffard, Jamal Chaouki and Francois Bertrand

5:20 PM
(361f) Solids Suspension Simulations At Multiple Scales
Jos Derksen
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