Results from Particle-Resolved Simulations
arXiv:2501.04154 · doi:10.1016/B978-0-32-390133-8.00014-1
Abstract
We review some of the results obtained to date with the aid of the PR-DNS approach to turbulent particulate flows. It is shown that the method has matured to a point which allows to apply it successfully to a wide variety of fluid/particle configurations, albeit still at a relatively large computational cost. Due to the availability of high-fidelity space-and-time-resolved data, a number of challenging open questions have already been addressed in unprecedented detail.
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