Entropy generation and exergy destruction in flow of multiphase dispersions of droplets and particles in a polymeric liquid

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The theoretical background for entropy generation and exergy destruction in the flow of fluids is reviewed briefly. New experimental results are presented on the quantification of exergy destruction rates in flows of emulsions (oil droplets dispersed in a polymeric liquid), suspensions (solid particles dispersed in a polymeric liquid), and blends of emulsions and suspensions (dispersions of oil droplets and solid particles in a polymeric liquid). A new model is proposed to estimate the exergy destruction rate, and hence power loss, in the flow of multi-phase dispersions of oil droplets, solid particles, and polymeric matrix.

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Pal, R. (2018, March 1). Entropy generation and exergy destruction in flow of multiphase dispersions of droplets and particles in a polymeric liquid. Fluids. MDPI AG. https://doi.org/10.3390/fluids3010019

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