Dispersion in fully developed flow through regular porous structures: Experiments with wire-mesh sensors.

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Title: Dispersion in fully developed flow through regular porous structures: Experiments with wire-mesh sensors.
Authors: Häfeli, R.1, Hutter, C.1, Damsohn, M.2, Prasser, H.-M.2, Rudolf von Rohr, Ph.1 philippr@ethz.ch
Source: Chemical Engineering & Processing. Jul2013, Vol. 69, p104-111. 8p.
Subjects: Porosity, Dispersion (Chemistry), Detectors, Turbulence, Fluorescence, Fluid dynamics
Abstract: Highlights: [•] Axial dispersion measured by wire-mesh sensors. [•] Length dependence of dispersion coefficient is confirmed. [•] Gradual build-up of turbulence is identified as an effect leading to length dependence. [•] Radial mixing measurement by wire-mesh sensor and by laser induced fluorescence. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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