Intensifying the particle deposition from a colloidal solution for the purpose of liquid purification: Comparison of deposition mechanisms and rates; Powder Technology; Vol. 434
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| סיכום: | Title screen The deposition of particles from a layer of colloidal solution (water and microparticles) has been experimentally studied in the presence of laser heating. Instantaneous temperature and velocity fields are measured using a thermal imager and the Particle Image Velocimetry and the Particle Tracking Velocimetry methods. The unstable behavior of the velocity field in the presence of heating and a free liquid surface are assumed to be determined by the Bond number (Bo). Of interest is also an additional mechanism for the instability formation when the Peclet number (Pe) exceeds the critical value and when the ratio of characteristic velocities VT/Vavr > 1, where VT is the heat front velocity at the initial moment of laser heating, and Vavr is the average convection velocity. A new mechanism of particle deposition due to the use of local laser heating is proposed for the first time. The control over local heating and local deposition increases the particle deposition rate by 2–3 orders compared with that without convection. The particle deposition rate and the deposit area increase with increasing height of the liquid layer, reach maximum values at a critical height, and then decrease sharply with increasing height. The dependence for determining the area and mass of the deposit is proposed to take into account the deposition time, the height of the liquid layer and the rate of convection. The resulting particle deposition method and calculation method may be used in technologies related to the purification of liquid from solid impurities in small volumes, as well as in problems where deposition in a given direction is required to form an ordered nanocoating Текстовый файл AM_Agreement |
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