NormanDepartmentEpsteinDepartmentThe Canadian Journal of Chemical EngineeringDu, W.; Bi, H.T.; Epstein, N. Exploring a non-dimensional varying exponent equation relating minimum spouting velocity to maximum spoutable bed depth. Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering 2009, 87, 157-162....
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Given the work-energy theorem, relating force F and the differential distance Δx over which it acts give differential kinetic energy ΔK: (38)ΔK=FΔx. Substitution into Eq. 38 for the change of kinetic energy ΔK in terms of change in potential energy ΔV of Eq. 37 gives (39)F=...
The stationary state of the eikonal equation for the neutron yields the conservation of energy, and the gradient of the eikonal equation yields the effective force guiding the trajectory of the rays of the neutron wave front. The eikonal equation expresses the neutron wave function as an ...
In the case of a plasma, we take G to be the fluid velocity u , thus the fluid equation is mn[\frac{\partial u}{\partial t}+(u\cdot\nabla)u]=qn(E+u\times B) 3. The stress tensor When thermal motions are taken into account, a pressure force X has to be added to the rig...
Learn about the electric potential energy formula. Explore how to calculate the electric potential energy, and explore examples relating to this...
The first relates the mobility to the velocity auto-correlation in equilibrium, as is also derivable from linear response theory. The second is a generalised Nyquist theorem, relating the memory function to the auto-correlation of the random force driving the velocity fluctuations. Certain subtle ...
//www.nonlinearbiomedphys.com/content/4/1/3 Page 3 of 7 which enables us to have the potential of a nonconser- vative force, the potential corresponding to the velocity dependent term which represents the frictional force dis- sipation effect is ∞∫F(x) = F(x′)d(x′ − x)dx. ...
Vel= velocity [m/s] v= specific volume [m3/kg] We know that The valve is assumed to be well-insulated with no moving parts. The heat and work effects are both zero. A steady-state energy balance on the valve is: where h is the specific enthalpy and Vel2/2 is the specific kinetic...
where ψ is the electrical potential, F is the Faraday constant, R is the universal gas constant, T is temperature, v is the average velocity of convective solvent flow, and Ci, x, zi and Di are, respectively, the concentration, position in the membrane, valence of charge and diffusion ...