An heuristic way of modeling the turbulent exchange coefficients for Kepler
ian accretion disks surrounding solar-type stars is considered. The formula
s for these coefficients, taking into account the inverse effects of dust t
ransfer and potential temperature on the maintenance of shear turbulence, g
eneralize to protoplanetary gas-dust clouds the expression for the turbulen
t viscosity coefficient in so-called alpha -disks which was obtained in a c
lassic work by Shakura and Syunyaev (1973). The defining relationships are
derived for turbulent diffusion and heat flows, which describe, for the two
-phase mixture rotating differentially at an angular velocity Omega (r, z),
the dust and heat transfer in the direction perpendicular to the central p
lane of the disk. The regime of limiting saturation by small dust particles
of the layer of "cosmic fluid" located slightly above (or below) the dust
subdisk is analyzed.