Numerical methods for solving some fluid mechanics problems met in a strongly rotating gas centrifuge
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Abstract
The communication is presented in the form of a computer-animation movie, made from the output data of three numerical models. These models have been built to investigate in a gas centrifuge respectively the flow, the species separation and the optimization of the flow field. The figures heredown have been extracted from the movie.
Keywords
Direct Resolution Countercurrent Flow Uranium Enrichment Uranium Hexafluoride Species Separation
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