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Full-Text Articles in Fluid Dynamics
Studies Of Bistable Fluid Devices For Particle Flow Control, Gerald H. Hogland
Studies Of Bistable Fluid Devices For Particle Flow Control, Gerald H. Hogland
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This study was directed toward the development of a bistable wall attachment Flip-Flop device which was capable of directionally controlling particle flow. The particles were transported by a fluid stream which under the influence of wall attachment. The dominant criteria in the development of the device was the achievement of the highest recovery of particles at the active output, without destroying the wall attachment of the fluid stream The experiment was conducted in several distinct stages; each of which was concerned with at least one aspect of wa1l attachment or particle flow. Results derived from one test were used to …