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most citedThe effect of Reynolds number on inertial particle dynamics in isotropic turbulence. Part I: Simulations without gravitational effects

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physics.flu-dyn2017★ 19 cited

Particle-Pair Relative Velocity Measurement in High-Reynolds-Number Homogeneous and Isotropic Turbulence Using 4-Frame Particle Tracking Velocimetry

Zhongwang Dou, Peter J. Ireland, Andrew D. Bragg +3

The radial relative velocity between particles suspended in turbulent flow plays a critical role in droplet collision and growth. We present a simple and accurate approach to RV me…

physics.flu-dyn2017★ 7 cited

Do fluid particles separate exponentially in the dissipation range?

Rohit Dhariwal, Andrew D. Bragg

In this paper we consider how the statistical moments of the separation between two fluid particles grow with time when their separation lies in the dissipation range of turbulence…

physics.flu-dyn2017★ 37 cited

Effects of Reynolds Number and Stokes Number on Particle-pair Relative Velocity in Isotropic Turbulence: A Systematic Experimental Study

Zhongwang Dou, Andrew D. Bragg, Adam L. Hammond +3

The effects of Reynolds number and Stokes number on particle-pair relative velocity (RV) were investigated systematically using a recently developed planar four-frame particle trac…

physics.flu-dyn2017★ 7 cited

Irreversibility-inversions in 2 dimensional turbulence

Andrew D Bragg, Filippo De Lillo, Guido Boffetta

In this paper we consider a recent theoretical prediction (Bragg \emph{et al.}, Phys. Fluids \textbf{28}, 013305 (2016)) that for inertial particles in 2D turbulence, the nature of…

physics.flu-dyn2017★ 36 cited

Small-scale dynamics of settling, bidisperse particles in turbulence

Rohit Dhariwal, Andrew D. Bragg

We use Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS) to investigate the dynamics of settling, bidisperse particles in isotropic turbulence. In agreement with previous studies, we find that wi…

physics.flu-dyn2017★ 8 cited

Is the kinetic equation for turbulent gas-particle flows ill-posed?

M. W. Reeks, D. C. Swailes, A. D. Bragg

This paper is about well-posedness and realizability of the kinetic equation for gas-particle flows and its relationship to the Generalized Langevin Model (GLM) PDF equation. Previ…