423 Particulate and Multiphase Flows: Structure and Assembly

Tuesday, November 15, 2016: 3:15 PM - 5:45 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:
Anne M. Grillet
Email: amgrill@sandia.gov

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


3:15 PM
(423a) Dielectrophoretic Assembly of Nanowires in Shear Flows
Roger T. Bonnecaze and Talha A. Arshad

3:30 PM
(423b) Microstructure of Rigid Rod Suspensions
Charles A. Petty, André Bénard and Yo Chan Kim

3:45 PM
(423c) Dynamics of Rigidly Foldable Sheets in Shear Flow
Sarit Dutta and Michael Graham

4:00 PM
(423d) In Search of Physical Meaning: Defining Transient Parameters for Nonlinear Viscoelasticity
Simon Rogers

4:15 PM
(423e) Numerical Study of the Shear Rheology of Suspensions in Viscoelastic Fluids at Low Volume Fraction
Mengfei Yang, Sreenath Krishnan and Eric S. G. Shaqfeh

4:30 PM
(423f) Numerical Analysis of DNA-Functionalized Colloidal Particle Deposition in a Channel Flow
Young Ki Lee, Scott L Diamond, John C. Crocker, Talid Sinno and Christopher Porter

4:45 PM
(423g) Stress-Driven Colloidal Crystal Reassembly through Darcy Flow during Vibration Assisted Convective Deposition
Midhun Joy, Mark A. Snyder and James F. Gilchrist

5:00 PM
(423h) The Role of Hydrodynamic Interactions in Colloidal Dispersionswith Short-Ranged Attraction and Long-Ranged Repulsion
Zsigmond Varga and James Swan

5:15 PM
(423i) Time Resolved Study of Shear-Induced Microstructures of Concentrated Silica Dispersions By SAXS
Jonghun Lee, Xiao-Min Lin, Alec Sandy and Suresh Narayanan

5:30 PM
(423j) The Motion of Magnetic Oblate Spheroids Suspended in Newtonian Fluids Under Magnetic Fields
Mingyang Tan and Travis W. Walker
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