54 Special Session to Celebrate Tom O'Brien's Career Long Accomplishments

Monday, October 29, 2012: 8:30 AM
Conference C (Omni )
Description:
Dr. Thomas O’Brien has provided leadership in the development of computational fluid dynamics capabilities for heavily-loaded multiphase flow. He was a key figure in the development of the MFIX CFD code at NETL. This open-source code is currently used by hundreds of researchers worldwide in academia, national labs and industry. This session will be accepting papers honoring Tom's contributions to the theoretical and numerical aspects of the simulation of fluid-particle systems.

Sponsor:
Fluidization and Fluid-Particle Systems

Chair:
Sofiane Benyahia
Email: sofiane.benyahia@netl.doe.gov

Co-Chair:
Madhava Syamlal
Email: madhava.syamlal@netl.doe.gov


8:30 AM
(54a) Computation of Minimum Bubbling Velocity for Large Particles
Dimitri Gidaspow and Fang Li

8:50 AM
(54b) Constitutive Model for the Fluid-Particle Drag Coefficient in Filtered Two-Fluid Models for Gas-Particle Flows
Chris Milioli, Fernando Milioli, William Holloway and Sankaran Sundaresan

9:10 AM
(54c) Predicting Gas-Solid Bubbling Bed Flows Using Continuum Modeling
Jennifer Sinclair Curtis and Deepak Rangarajan

9:30 AM
(54d) Simulation of Mono- and Bi-Disperse Gas-Particle Riser Flow with Quadrature-Based Moment Methods
Alberto Passalacqua and Rodney O. Fox

9:50 AM
(54e) A Constitutive Model for Intermediate, Quasi-Static and Inertial Regimes of Dense Granular Flow
Shankar Subramaniam and V. Vidyapati

10:10 AM
(54f) Minimum Fluidization and Bubbling Properties - the Effects of Fines Content and Pressure
Allan S. Issangya, Roy C. Hays, S. B. Reddy Karri, Ray A. Cocco and Ted M. Knowlton
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