DYNAMICAL-SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PARTICLE-TRANSPORT MODELING IN DILUTE GAS-PARTICLE TRANSPORT MODELING IN DILUTE GAS-PARTICLE FLOWS WITH APPLICATION TO A CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION REACTOR (VOL 26, PG 193, 1997)
Tj. Burns et al., DYNAMICAL-SYSTEMS APPROACH TO PARTICLE-TRANSPORT MODELING IN DILUTE GAS-PARTICLE TRANSPORT MODELING IN DILUTE GAS-PARTICLE FLOWS WITH APPLICATION TO A CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION REACTOR (VOL 26, PG 193, 1997), Aerosol science and technology, 27(1), 1997, pp. 4
A general method for treating the transport of particles in dilute gas
-particle hows is presented. This method formulates the particle trans
port equations as a dynamical system, and utilizes the corresponding t
heory to analyze the resulting dynamics. As an illustration of this te
chnique, the transport of contaminant particles in a barrel-type CVD r
eactor is analyzed. The background gas how field is determined via a n
umerical simulation of the Navier-Stokes equations. The analysis revea
ls the presence of particle attractors in the flow which are particle
size specific. The features of these attractors are discussed, as is t
heir behavior with varying particle size. (C) 1997 American Associatio
n for Aerosol Research.