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1. The document discusses nonspherical particles and how their shape affects drag force and settling velocity compared to spherical particles.
2. It defines the dynamic shape factor as the ratio of the actual resistance force of a nonspherical particle to that of a sphere of the same volume and velocity. It also defines equivalent volume diameter as the diameter of a sphere with the same volume as the irregular particle.
3. Stokes' law is modified for irregular particles using the dynamic shape factor and equivalent diameter, allowing the calculation of terminal settling velocity for nonspherical particles.
1. The document discusses nonspherical particles and how their shape affects drag force and settling velocity compared to spherical particles.
2. It defines the dynamic shape factor as the ratio of the actual resistance force of a nonspherical particle to that of a sphere of the same volume and velocity. It also defines equivalent volume diameter as the diameter of a sphere with the same volume as the irregular particle.
3. Stokes' law is modified for irregular particles using the dynamic shape factor and equivalent diameter, allowing the calculation of terminal settling velocity for nonspherical particles.
1. The document discusses nonspherical particles and how their shape affects drag force and settling velocity compared to spherical particles.
2. It defines the dynamic shape factor as the ratio of the actual resistance force of a nonspherical particle to that of a sphere of the same volume and velocity. It also defines equivalent volume diameter as the diameter of a sphere with the same volume as the irregular particle.
3. Stokes' law is modified for irregular particles using the dynamic shape factor and equivalent diameter, allowing the calculation of terminal settling velocity for nonspherical particles.
In previous slides, theory for drag force and terminal settling velocity of a particle assumes spherical shape Particle morphology influences the drag force and terminal settling velocity of a particle 2 비구형 입자 (Nonspherical Particles) NaCl particles Ag NWs Particles trapped in air filter of vehicles Anthrax Polystyrene Latex particles 3 비구형 입자 (Nonspherical Particles) The dynamic shape factor χ is defined as the ratio of the actual resistance force of the nonospherical particle to the resistance force of a sphere having the same volume and velocity as the nonspherical particle de, called the equivalent volume diameter, is the diameter of a sphere having the same volume as that of the irregular particle. The equivalent diameter can be thought of as the diameter of the sphere that would results if the irregular particle melted to form a droplet Stokes’ law for the irregular particles becomes 4 비구형 입자 (Nonspherical Particles) 5 동적 형상 계수 (Dynamic Shape Factor) 6 형상인자, 형상 계수 (Shape Factor) Volume shape factor Surface area shape factor Projection area shape factor Dynamic shape factor 인자 인자 인자 인자 7 동등직경 (Equivalent diameter) 8 동등직경(Equivalent Diameter) An equivalent diameter is the diameter of the sphere that has the same value of a particular physical property as that of an irregular particles The equivalent diameter may consider the projection area, surface area, volume, mass, settling velocity, light scattering, electrical property, and diffusion coefficient of a nonspherical particle Elongated particles such as fibers tend to line up with streamlines while flowing in tubes. These particles are oriented perpendicular to the direction of settling when settling occurs with a Reynolds number greater that 10. For 0.1 < Re < 10, there is partial alignment, and below a Reynolds number of 0.1, there is no alignment As equivalent diameter to characterize aerodynamic behavior of a particle, there are Stokes diameter and aerodynamic diameter 9 입자의 동등직경 (Equivalent Diameter) Particle behavior Particle shape Brownian motion – Diffusion equivalent diameter Gravitational force – Aerodynamic or Stokes equivalent diameter Inertial force – Aerodynamic equivalent diameter Light scattering – Light scattering equivalent diameter Electrical property – Electrical mobility equivalent diameter 10 Particle morphology vs. equivalent diameter 11 공기역학직경(Aerodynamic diameter), 스톡스직경(Stokes diameter), 광산란직경 (Light scattering diameter) 12 공기역학직경(Aerodynamic diameter), 스톡스직경(Stokes diameter) Settling velocity is a surrogate for most types of aerodynamic behavior Aerodynamic diameter is defined, for a particular particle, as the diameter of the spherical particle with a density of 1000 kg/m3, that has the same settling velocity as the particle The aerodynamic diameter standardizes for shape (a sphere) and a density 1000 kg/m3 Stokes diameter is the diameter of the sphere that has the same density and settling velocity as the particle 13 공기역학직경(Aerodynamic Diameter) 14 공기역학직경(Aerodynamic Diameter)