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TITULO

NUMERICAL MODELING OF DISSOLVED SUBSTANCES IN THE MIXING CHAMBER

M. M. Beliaiev    
I. Ye. Melnyk    

Resumen

A 2-D computer model has been developed to simulate a dissolution process in a mixing chamber. The model is based on the gradient transport model and potential flow model numerical integration. Results of numerical experiments are presented.

PÁGINAS
pp. 30 - 33
MATERIAS
INFRAESTRUCTURA
REVISTAS SIMILARES
Water
Buildings
Hydrology

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