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Lectures E
E1 - Monday morning Symposium on multi-scale aspects of bubbly flows
Chairpersons: A. Biesheuvel, G. M. Evans
E1.1 8:30 Keynote lecture: Vorticity and bubbly flows. *Biesheuvel A.
(Univ. Twente, Enschede, NL) [1072]
E1.2 9:10 Large scale vortical structures in bubble columns for gas fractions in the range of 5%-25%. *Harteveld W. K.,
Julia J. E.1,
Mudde R. F.,
van den Akker H. E. A.
(Delft Univ. Technol., NL;
1Univ. Jaume, Castello de la Plana, ES) [394]
E1.3 9:30 Coupling mechanisms between coherent structures and micro-particles in turbulent boundary layer. Picciotto M.,
Marchioli C.,
*Soldati A.
(Univ. Udine, IT) [1151]
9:50 Coffee break, plenary lecture
E1.4 11:10 Keynote lecture: Flow characteristics and application of micro bubble containing bubbly two-phase flow. *Serizawa A.
(Univ. Kyoto, JP) [1271]
E1.5 11:50 Transfer mechanisms for microbubbles in turbulent boundary layer. Giusti A.,
Lucci F.,
*Soldati A.
(Univ. Udine, IT) [1180]
E1.6 12:10 Passive acoustic analysis of complex bubbly flows. *Manasseh R.
(CSIRO, Melbourne, AU) [1272]
E2 - Monday afternoon Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Bubble columns
Chairpersons: A. Cartellier, A. Serizawa
E2.1 14:00 Keynote lecture: Induced agitation and the prediction of phase distributions in laminar bubbly flows. *Cartellier A.
(CNRS-INPG, Grenoble, FR) [1157]
E2.2 14:40 Profiles of gas bubble and bubble passage frequency in a bubble column. *Yamashita F.,
Kohsaka Y.
(Kanagawa Inst. Technol., Atsugi, JP) [695]
15:00 Coffee break, poster session
E2.4 15:40 Applying drift-flux to predict the transition from bubbly to churn-turbulent flow in a plunging liquid jet bubble column. *Evans G. M.,
Nguyen A. V.,
Machniewski P. M.1
(Univ. Newcastle, Callaghan NSW, AU;
1Univ. Technol., Warszawa, PL) [471]
E2.6 16:00 Enhanced mass transfer rates of a novel oscillatory flow meso reactor. *Reis N. M.,
Vicente A.,
Teixeira J.,
Mackley M. R.1
(Univ. Minho, Braga, PT;
1Univ. Cambridge, UK) [553]
E3 - Tuesday morning Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Multiphase CFD
Chairpersons: H. Jakobsen, M. Ruzicka
E3.1 8:30 Keynote lecture: Challenges on population balance modelling of the coalescence and breakage processes in bubble column reactors. Dorao C. A.,
*Jakobsen H. A.
(Norweg. Univ. Sci. Technol., Trondheim, NO) [1076]
E3.2 9:10 Implementation of population balance into multiphase-model in CFD simulation for bubble column. *Sha Z.,
Laari A.,
Turunen I.
(Lappeenranta Univ. Technol., FI) [61]
E3.3 9:30 Numerical calculation of backmixing and mass transfer in bubble columns. *Wiemann D.,
Mewes D.
(Univ. Hannover, DE) [186]
9:50 Coffee break, plenary lecture
E3.4 11:10 CFD of bubble columns on different scales. *Simcik M.,
Ruzicka M.,
Drahos J.,
Wichterle K.1
(Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ;
1Tech. Univ. Ostrava, CZ) [1658]
E3.5 11:30 The CFD simulation and an experimental study of hydrodynamic behaviour of liquid-solid flow. *Kristal J.,
Jiricny V.,
Stanek V.
(Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ) [320]
E3.6 11:50 Investigation of dependence of gas flow on the geometry of cyclonic separators by CFD simulation. *Harasek M.,
Horvath A.,
Jordan C.
(Vienna Univ. Technol., Wien, AT) [606]
E3.7 12:10 Influence of viscosity on droplet-droplet collision behaviour: experimental and numerical results. *Gotaas C.,
Havelka P.,
Roth N.1,
Hase M.1,
Weigand B.1,
Jakobsen H. A.,
Svendsen H. F.
(NTNU, Trondheim, NO;
1Univ. Stuttgart, DE) [435]
E4 - Tuesday afternoon Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Interfaces
Chairpersons: R. Darton, R. Manasseh
E4.1 14:00 The investigation of liquid flows with surface tension gradients. *Darton R. C.,
Bain C. D.,
Breward C. J.
(Univ. Oxford, UK) [161]
E4.2 14:20 Experimental study of drop break-up dynamics downstream a restriction in a liquid-liquid duct flow. *Galinat S.,
Dalmazzone C.1,
Noik C.1,
Masbernat O.,
Guiraud P.2
(LGC CNRS, Toulouse, FR;
1Inst. Fr. Pet., Rueil-Malmaison, FR;
2INSA, Toulouse, FR) [1365]
E4.3 14:40 Analysis of liquid-liquid flows in horizontal pipes: state of the art and 1-D models. *Conan C.,
Decarre S.1,
Masbernat O.,
Line A.2
(LGC CNRS, Toulouse, FR;
1Inst. Fr. Pet., Rueil-Malmaison, FR;
2INSA, Toulouse, FR) [1359]
E4.4 15:00 Free falling droplet submitted to vaporization. Guella S.,
Marion M.,
Lepinasse E.,
*Saboni A.1
(Univ. Caen, FR;
1INSA Rouen, FR) [754]
15:20 Coffee break, poster session
E4.5 16:00 High-speed images of bubble formation. *Bunganic R.,
Ruzicka M.,
Drahos J.
(Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ) [1662]
E4.6 16:20 Wall effect on bubble formation at a submerged orifice. Xiao Z. Y.,
*Tan R. B. H.
(Nat. Univ. Singapore, SG) [780]
E4.7 16:40 Monitoring of the interface movement of a bubbling dip tube by the pressure signal. *Janssens-Maenhout G.,
Dechamp L.
(JRC Ispra, IT) [1701]
E5 - Wednesday morning Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Multiphase systems
Chairpersons: D. D. Joseph, A. Soldati
E5.1 8:30 Three phase hydrodynamic behavior on airlift tanks (ALT). *Trilleros Villaverde J. A.,
Diaz Martin R.1,
Redondo Martin P.1
(Univ. Complutense, Madrid, ES;
1Univ. San Pablo, Madrid, ES) [768]
E5.2 8:50 Investigation of hydrodynamic parameters and modeling of an internal loop airlift reactor. *Karimi A.,
Tavasoli A.,
Bakhtiary H. R.,
Jafari Nasr M. R.,
Khodagholi M. A.
(Res. Inst. Pet. Ind., Tehran, IR) [607]
E5.4 9:10 Pilot plant evaluation of a novel FCC riser separator system. *Verstraete J. J.,
Duplan J.-L.,
Gauthier T.
(Inst. Fr. Pet., Vernaison, FR) [675]
9:50 Coffee break
E5.6 10:30 Keynote lecture: Fluid dynamics of floating particles. Singh R. P.,
*Joseph D. D.1
(N. Jersey Inst. Technol., Newark NJ, US;
1Univ. Minnesota, Minneapolis MN, US) [1539]
E5.7 11:10 NMR studies of liquid, gas and solid particles flow in catalysis. *Matveev A. V.,
Koptyug I. V.1,
Khanaev V. M.2,
Barysheva L. V.2,
Borisova E. S.2,
Chub O. V.2,
Klenov O. P.2,
Noskov A. S.2
(Novosibirsk State Univ., RU;
1Int. Tomogr. Cent., Novosibirsk, RU;
2Boreskov Inst. Catal., Novosibirsk, RU) [200]
E6 - Wednesday afternoon Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Film flow and rheology
Chairpersons: S. Alekseenko, O. Wein
E6.1 14:00 Keynote lecture: Large-scale structures in impinging jets and falling films. *Alekseenko S.,
Markovich D.
(Inst. Thermophys., Novosibirsk, RU) [1401]
E6.2 14:40 Solitary waves dynamics of liquid film flows. *Tihon J.
(Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ) [1121]
E6.3 15:00 Flow measurements of film flows down flat and structured inclines. *Ausner I.,
Hoffmann A.,
Repke J.-U.,
Wozny G.
(Tech. Univ., Berlin, DE) [83]
15:20 Coffee break, poster session
E6.4 16:00 Electrodiffusion flow diagnostics for liquids displaying Apparent Wall Slip. *Wein O.,
Vecer M.,
Tovcigrecko V. V.,
Sobolik V.1
(Inst. Chem. Proc. Fundam., Praha, CZ) [1218]
E6.5 16:20 Principles of particle bridging by small molecules - structure and configuration. *Leong Y. K.
(James Cook Univ., Townsville, AU) [136]
E6.6 16:40 Optimization of the rheological properties of nano-sized yttria-stabilized tetragonal polycrystals zirconia slurries for aqueous
slip-casting. *Sarraf H.,
Havrda J.,
Herbig R.1
(Inst. Chem. Technol., Praha, CZ;
1Inst. Keram. Werkstoffe, Freiberg, DE) [1195]
E6.8 17:20 Flow of viscoelastic fluids through fixed beds of particles. *Machac I.,
Bendova H.,
Siska B.,
Stern P.1
(Univ. Pardubice, CZ;
1Inst. Hydrodyn., Praha, CZ) [349]
E7 - Thursday morning Fluid flow and multiphase systems
Multiphase molten metal flows
Chairpersons: M. Diaz, K. Wichterle
E7.1 8:30 Keynote lecture: The steel converter, a stirred G-L-L' multiphase flow system. Martin M.,
Rendueles M.1,
*Diaz M.
(Univ. Oviedo, ES;
1Project Manag. Area, Oviedo, ES) [1104]
E7.2 9:10 Slag-metal mixing zone in ladle treatment. *Du S.
(Royal Inst. Technol., Stockholm, SE) [1190]
E7.3 9:30 Mixing and scale-down/scale-up studies related to the cleaning of molten aluminium. *Chiti F.,
Saito Y.1,
Kimata M.2,
Bujalski W.,
Song J. M.,
Jolly M. R.,
Nienow A. W.
(Univ. Birmingham, UK;
1Nippon Steel Corp., Futtsu-City, JP;
2Yamagata Univ., Yonezawa, JP) [307]
10:10 Coffee break
E7.5 10:50 Fluid flow and movement solid particles phenomena in tundish during continuous casting steel. Minayev A.,
*Smirnov A.
(Donetsk Nat. Tech. Univ., UA) [1087]
E7.6 11:10 Turbulent enhancement of mass transfer in bubble plumes. *Schaub F.,
Pluschkell W.1
(Univ. Halle, DE;
1Tech. Univ., Clausthal, DE) [1739]
E7.7 11:30 Modeling of gas bubble breakup in liquid steel. *Wichterle K.
(Tech. Univ. Ostrava, CZ) [1160]
E7.8 11:50 Materials and process design with glassy polymeric foams. *Lindt T.
(Univ. Pittsburgh, US) [1397]
E7.9 12:10 Unique installation and method of levitating drop for studying under gas pressure the system "metal - slag - gas". *Rashev T.,
Jekova L.,
Saraivanov L.
(Inst. Metal Sci., Sofia, BG) [1713]
E7.10 12:30 Alloying of steel melts by nitrogen bubbling (at partial pressure of 10 bars). *Andreev C.,
Manchev M.,
Rashev T.,
Nenova L.
(Inst. Metal Sci., Sofia, BG) [1709]
E8 - Thursday afternoon Fluidization
Chairpersons: J. Baeyens, C. Vanderwalle
E8.1 14:00 Classification of particles by liquid fluidization: sorting versus sizing. *Epstein N.
(Univ. British Columbia, Vancouver BC, CA) [1068]
E8.2 14:20 Effect of rheological behaviour of the fluid on the fluidized bed structure in liquid-solid fluidization. *Siska B.,
Dolecek P.,
Bendova H.,
Machac I.
(Univ. Pardubice, CZ) [849]
E8.3 14:40 Fluidization characteristics of collagen beads. Tilara C. M.,
*Maffia G. J.
(Widener Univ., Chester PA, US) [1130]
15:20 Coffee break, poster session
E8.5 16:00 Analysis of gas-solid fluidised bed pressure fluctuations for different particle size distributions of a linear-low-density
polyethylene resin. *van der Lee L.-L.,
Hulme I.,
Kantzas A.1,
Hugo R. J.
(Univ. Calgary, CA;
1Tomogr. Imag. Porous Media Lab., Calgary, CA) [461]
E8.6 16:20 A method for agglomeration detection and control in industrial fluidized beds. *Nijenhuis J.,
Korbee R.1,
Lensselink J.1,
Kiel J. H. A.1,
van Ommen J. R.
(Delft Univ. Technol., NL;
1ECN, Petten, NL) [1318]
E8.8 17:00 Factorial planning for the identification of flow regimes of heterogeneous particles in a fluidized bed. *Tannous K.,
Ramos R. L.
(UNICAMP, Campinas, BR) [568]
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