3. Particles in flows
3.1 Definition and characteristics
Particles can be defined as small inclusions suspended in a fluid. Particles can be of various natures and origins
The great heterogeneity of particles, and the modelling difficulties that may be associated with it, can be circumvented by assuming, from a purely physical point of view, that the phase of the particles (solid or liquid) is different from that of the vector carrying them, i.e. air. As a result,...
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