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Discipline(s) : Aéraulique–ventilation-captage
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  • This paper evaluates the ability of a CFD-QMOM modeling approach to predict the dynamics of the particle size distribution (PSD) of airborne non-spherical nanoparticles. The experimental case of a small chamber ventilated by a steady turbulent…
  • The dynamics of airborne nanoparticles undergoing transport, agglomeration and deposition in a chamber is experimentally studied. We consider the case of a small chamber swept by a constant airflow (ReH=14000) laden with nanoparticles at a controlled…
  • Industrial interest in nanoparticles leads to concerns about their significant presence in workplaces. Their increased use may have particular consequences in terms of occupational hygiene when considering a potentially hazardous nano-structured…
  • This paper is devoted to the modeling of the dynamics of nano-aerosols under Brownian motion and turbulence effects. An Eulerian point of view is considered through a population balance equation which is solved in a differential–algebraic…
  • Non disponible C.7/1.044/P2013-188/HST 233 | 2013
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  • In granular flows, when the solid volume fraction is large, the dynamic behaviour of particles becomes controlled by frictional effects. Theoretically these effects can not be taken into account in an Eulerian approach, based on the kinetic theory…
  • The purpose of the paper is the numerical simulation of a silo discharge by using an Euler-Euler approach. 3D unsteady numerical simulations of an experiment have been performed. The geometry is composed of a silo and of a free-fall chamber. Then…
  • The paper deals with the Euler-Euler numerical simulation of an experimental study (Ansart et al., 2009[1]) of freely falling granular jetfor investigating the dispersion of dust. The configuration is a bunker,where quasi-static particulate flow…
  • Using systems for collecting hazardous substances at source is very often the only solution that makes it possible to preserve the health of workers exposed to such substances. The air extracted in that way needs to be replaced by ventilation…
  • Energy recovery: evaluating a plate heat exchanger C.7/2.048/P2014-128/NT 12 | 2014
    Using systems for collecting hazardous substances at source is the only solution that makes it possible to preserve the health of workers exposed to such substances. Unfortunately, the air extracted in this way must be compensated for by energy-guzzling…
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