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March 31, 2002, 04:44	ball motion in pipe flow	#1
sam kashan Guest Posts: n/a	I am looking for an advice on how to simulate the behaviour of a ball ( specific gravity > 1) indide a tube filled with a pressure driven incompressible flow. or i need to know the inlet flow conditions that are required in order to force a ball (S.G>1) to go through a convergent part at the end of a tube. any advice on how to do this or whre to look after similar work will be highly appreciated

April 2, 2002, 10:14	Re: ball motion in pipe flow	#2
Joern Beilke Guest Posts: n/a	Have a look at http://www.ifs.tu-harburg.de/~ibro/rolls.html

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