Article | REF: J3130 V1

Dimensional hydraulic classification

Authors: Robert HOUOT, Robert JOUSSEMET

Publication date: March 10, 1996 | Lire en français

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    1. Theoretical background and experimental results

    1.1 Motion of solid particles in a fluid

    Various flow regimes of the fluid around the solid govern the movement of the particles, opposing them with a resistance that varies with the relative velocity of the solid in relation to the fluid. These are defined (figure 1 ) [1] :

    • a laminar or Stokes regime (figure 1 a ) when relative motion is slow; the liquid threads, motionless in contact with the particle, are driven by a velocity that increases with distance from the particle,...

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