Entropic Invariants of Two-Phase Flows

by Eugene Barsky

Overview

In this book, a new approach to the theory and practice of two-phase systems based on a global invariant – entropy, – and other invariants is formulated and experimentally confirmed. - Offers a novel approach to the study of the two-phase flows systems based on statistical mechanics and probability theory - Provides the tools for computing and modelling two-phase systems, predicts mass transfer and enables system optimization - Provides a plethora of examples in among others, separation processes, dust production, pneumatic transport, and boiling bed

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780128016435
Publisher:	Elsevier Science
Publication date:	08/14/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	266
File size:	11 MB
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About the Author

The author, Dr. Eugene Barsky, has been engaged in this subject for 18 years, since 1993. His M.Sc. thesis completed in 1998 was devoted to the development of models of cascade separation of solid materials in flows. His PhD thesis completed in 2001 was devoted to the development of entropy criterion of separation processes optimization. Among dozens of criteria applied, the entropy criterion has proved to be the most unbiased one. Since that time, the author has been developing these topics in depth. He created a number of industrial cascade apparatuses for powders separation and dust collection, wrote about 20 articles, published two books, participated in many scientific congresses and conferences. The material accumulated during 6 recent years is presented in the proposed book.

Table of Contents

Chapter I. Modern conceptions of thermodynamic entropyChapter II. Invariants for continuous flowsChapter III. Modern notions of two-phase flows.Chapter IV. Empirical invariants for two-phase flowsChapter V. Entropy of mixture compositionChapter VI. Two-phase flow as a statistical systemChapter VII. Main statistical parameters of a two-phase flowChapter VIII. Substantiation of statistical parameters of mass transfer in two-phase flowsChapter IX. Specific properties of entropy of two-phase flowsChapter X. Invariants for separation curvesChapter XI. Basic physics of cascade separationChapter XII. Application of the obtained results

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A new approach to the theory and practice of two-phase systems based on a global invariant – entropy– and other related invariants, is formulated and experimentally confirmed.