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Collisions of small drops in a turbulent flow. Part I: Collision efficiency. Problem formulation and preliminary results
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ABSTRACT
A mathematical approach to the calculation of the collision efficiency between droplets within a turbulent flow is suggested. The problem of drops' hydrodynamic interaction is reconsidered taking into account additional inertia-induced relative velocities between droplets of different sizes moving within a turbulent flow. The relative velocities are determined at different points of a turbulent flow using a model of homogeneous and isotropic turbulent flow.
The collision efficiencies of Stokesian droplets are calculated using the superposition method. Two important results have ...
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