The descent angle of inclined cylinders – a possible means of separating fibres by length
Measurements are presented of the angle of descent of inclined cylinders in viscous flow. The results agree with Gans’ theory. The descent angle is partly length-dependent, and in principle could be used to separate fibres by length aerodynamically.
Publication Number: P/064
First Author: Ogden TL
Other Authors: Walton WH
Publisher: Oxford University Press,Oxford University, Oxford,Oxford
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