Experimental Study on Solid Particle Movement in Micro-channel Using Particle Image Velocimetry
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Experimental Study on Solid Particle Movement in Micro-channel Using Particle Image Velocimetry
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 31, Issue 6, Pages: 168-171(2012)
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1. 长沙理工大学水利工程学院
2. 广东金东海集团有限公司
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Published:2012
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YU Li-ming, XIA Xiao-long, JIANG Chang-bo, et al. Experimental Study on Solid Particle Movement in Micro-channel Using Particle Image Velocimetry[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(6): 168-171.
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YU Li-ming, XIA Xiao-long, JIANG Chang-bo, et al. Experimental Study on Solid Particle Movement in Micro-channel Using Particle Image Velocimetry[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(6): 168-171.DOI:
Experimental Study on Solid Particle Movement in Micro-channel Using Particle Image Velocimetry
To understand the movement of solid particles in micro-channel and improve the anti-clogging ability of emitters
we observed the movement of solid particles of different diameters and the different densities in labyrinth channel using particle image velocimetry(PIV).The trajectories of solid particles showed that water in zigzagging channel flew in sine wave
and formed mainstreams near the tips of the spikes and turbulence at the bottoms.Particles of small diameter(65 mm) or low density(1 740 kg/m3) exhibited apparent following behaviors.With the increase of the diameter or density
water flew more turbulently
particles moves slower and became more easily to be trapped and caused clogging.Comparing to the diameter
the density of the particles affected less their movement trajectories
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