RANDOM CELL MODEL FOR PRESSURE DROP PREDICTION IN FIBROUS FILTERS.

C. P. Yu; T. T. Soong

RANDOM CELL MODEL FOR PRESSURE DROP PREDICTION IN FIBROUS FILTERS.

C. P. Yu
, T. T. Soong

Department of Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering

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Abstract

A filter model consisting of a random distribution of parallel fibers is proposed to account for nonuniform fiber spacings in a real filter. The average pressure drop across this filter is determined based upon a random cell model of hydrodynamics. The results are favorably compared with existing experimental data. The computation is also extended to the slip flow regime where the Knudsen number is not negligible.

Original language	English
Journal	American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper)
Issue number	75 -APM-G
State	Published - 1975

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RANDOM CELL MODEL FOR PRESSURE DROP PREDICTION IN FIBROUS FILTERS.

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