Free falling and rising of spherical and angular particles

Direct numerical simulations of freely falling and rising particles in an infinitely long domain, with periodic lateral boundary conditions, are performed. The focus is on characterizing the free motion of cubical and tetrahedral particles for different Reynolds numbers, as an extension to the well-...

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Published in:Physics of fluids (1994) 2014-08, Vol.26 (8), p.185-194
Main Authors: Rahmani, M., Wachs, A.
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BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
CHAOS THEORY
CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM MECHANICS, GENERAL PHYSICS
Computer Science
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
Fluid dynamics
FLUIDS
Free fall
INSTABILITY
Mathematics
Modeling and Simulation
PARTICLES
PERIODICITY
Physics
ROTATION
SPHERICAL CONFIGURATION
TORQUE
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description Direct numerical simulations of freely falling and rising particles in an infinitely long domain, with periodic lateral boundary conditions, are performed. The focus is on characterizing the free motion of cubical and tetrahedral particles for different Reynolds numbers, as an extension to the well-studied behaviour of freely falling and rising spherical bodies. The vortical structure of the wake, dynamics of particle movement, and the interaction of the particle with its wake are studied. The results reveal mechanisms of path instabilities for angular particles, which are different from those for spherical ones. The rotation of the particle plays a more significant role in the transition to chaos for angular particles. Following a framework similar to that of Mougin and Magnaudet [“Wake-induced forces and torques on a zigzagging/spiralling bubble,” J. Fluid Mech. 567, 185–194 (2006)], the balance of forces and torques acting on particles is discussed to gain more insight into the path instabilities of angular particles.
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INSTABILITY
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TORQUE
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