STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW

STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW

Abstract : <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Physical, LGA, and analytical modelling were conducted for several simple channels with different geometries. The results of those modellings are channel permeabilities and velocity distribution patterns in the channel....

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Main Author: Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya
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Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/5648
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spelling id-itb.:56482017-09-27T14:40:52ZSTUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya Indonesia Theses INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/5648 Abstract : <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Physical, LGA, and analytical modelling were conducted for several simple channels with different geometries. The results of those modellings are channel permeabilities and velocity distribution patterns in the channel. Physical modelling permeabilities were then compared with LGA and analytical modelling permeabilities. While the physical velocity distribution patterns were compared with LGA fluid flow patterns. It is found that physical modelling permeabilities are lower than analytical modelling permeabilities but higher than LGA modelling permeabilities. The physical velocity distribution patterns show a good agreement with LGA velocity distribution patterns. It is concluded that LGA modelling can be applied to model fluid flow and determine transport properties in the simple channel models. <br /> text
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description Abstract : <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Physical, LGA, and analytical modelling were conducted for several simple channels with different geometries. The results of those modellings are channel permeabilities and velocity distribution patterns in the channel. Physical modelling permeabilities were then compared with LGA and analytical modelling permeabilities. While the physical velocity distribution patterns were compared with LGA fluid flow patterns. It is found that physical modelling permeabilities are lower than analytical modelling permeabilities but higher than LGA modelling permeabilities. The physical velocity distribution patterns show a good agreement with LGA velocity distribution patterns. It is concluded that LGA modelling can be applied to model fluid flow and determine transport properties in the simple channel models. <br />
format Theses
author Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya
spellingShingle Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya
STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
author_facet Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya
author_sort Sebastian Andreas (NIM 202 04 019), Aditya
title STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
title_short STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
title_full STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
title_fullStr STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
title_full_unstemmed STUDY OF PHYSICAL, LATTICE GAS AUTOMATA, AND ANALYTICAL MODELLING ON GLYCERINE FLOW
title_sort study of physical, lattice gas automata, and analytical modelling on glycerine flow
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/5648
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