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Study of residence time of particles in a counterflow gas suspension by means of a radioactive method (tagged particles)

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Results are presented of an investigation of residence time of particles in a counterflow decelerated gas suspension using a radioactive technique. It is shown that the proposed method of mechanical deceleration with the aid of spiral mesh inserts permits different regimes of motion of the solid particles and considerably increases their residence time in the heat transfer chamber.

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Gorbis, Z.R., Belyi, L.M. & Shumakov, I.K. Study of residence time of particles in a counterflow gas suspension by means of a radioactive method (tagged particles). Journal of Engineering Physics 11, 31–34 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00829926

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