372 Particulate and Multiphase Flows: Soft and Granular Systems

Tuesday, November 15, 2016: 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Powell I (Parc 55 San Francisco)
Description:
This session of contributed talks focuses on theoretical, experimental, and numerical studies on hydrodynamic phenomena in suspensions, slurries, and other dispersed multiphase systems including (but not limited to) solid-liquid, liquid-liquid, or bubbly-liquid systems.

Sponsor:
Fluid Mechanics

Chair:
Arun Ramachandran
Email: Arun.Ramchandran@utoronto.ca

Co-Chair:
Anne M. Grillet
Email: amgrill@sandia.gov


12:30 PM
(372a) Emergence of Force Chains in Granular Materials
Krishnaraj KP and Prabhu R Nott

12:45 PM
(372b) Transition in a Dense Granular Flow Down an Inclined Plane
Prof. Viswanathan Kumaran

1:00 PM
(372c) DNS Simulation of Liquid Bridges Between Particles
Nikoletta Patsaki, Johannes G. Khinast and Robert Scharler

1:15 PM
(372d) Fingering Instability of a Suspension Film Spreading on a Spinning Disk
Subhadarshinee Sahoo, Mayuresh Kulkarni, Pankaj Doshi and Ashish V. Orpe

1:30 PM
(372e) A Rheological Signature of Frictional Interactions in Shear Thickening Suspensions
John R. Royer, Daniel L. Blair and Steven D. Hudson

1:45 PM
(372f) A New Conformation Tensor Based Macroscopic Model for Emulsions at Finite Reynolds Numbers
Paul M. Mwasame, Norman J. Wagner and Antony N. Beris

2:00 PM
(372g) Direct Tracking of Particles and Quantification of Margination in Blood Flow
Erik Carboni, Brice Bognet, Grant M. Bouchillon, Andrea Kadilak, Leslie M. Shor, Michael Ward and Anson Ma

2:15 PM
(372h) The Partial Drift Volume Induced By a Translating Spherical Bubble at Finite Reynolds Number
Nicholas G. Chisholm and Aditya S. Khair

2:30 PM
(372i) Motion of a Spherical Particle Near a Porous Boundary
Phani Kanth Sanagavarapu and Prabhu R Nott

2:45 PM
(372j) A Reciprocal Theorem for Convective Heat and Mass Transfer from a Particle in Stokes and Potential Flows
Vahid Vandadi, Saeed Jafari Kang and Hassan Masoud
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