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Mobility Deposition Effect of Aerosol Particles in the Boundary Layer

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The particle concentration and convection velocity profile has been obtained by the adaptation of the random surface renewal model to the particle continuity and momentum equations of the nonisothermal turbulence boundary-layer flows In general, the investigations of particle deposition mainly include incompressible fluid laden by spherical and dilute particles in the fully developed turbulence boundary layer flows. This means that the fluid motion is unaffected by the presence of the particles and that the collisions between particles can be neglected. the relative quiescent viscous sublayer, resulting in the increase in thermophoretic deposition with increased Prandtl number.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 300-301)

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Ming Chi Chiou, Wen Zong Hsu

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Boundary Layer, Convection Velocity Profile, Momentum Equation, Particle Concentration, Particle Continuity, Prandtl Number

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