2018 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Interfacial and Nonlinear Flows: Particle-Laden Systems

This session will focus on interfacial and nonlinear flows with an emphasis on interfaces laden with soft or rigid particles, surfactants or mixtures thereof. Of particular interest are the bulk and interfacial rheological characteristics of such systems.

Chair

Sun, H., PPG industries

Co-Chair

Davis, R., University of Colorado Boulder

Presentations

08:00 AM

(461a) Interfacial Failure of Polymer/Nanoparticle Interface and Its Influence to Flow Properties of Polymer Nanocomposites

08:30 AM

(461b) Rapid Particle Agglomeration Using Permeable Films

08:45 AM

(461c) Convection and Capillarity Induced Pattern Formation in the Spreading of a Concentrated Suspension of Rigid Spheres over a Liquid-Air Interface

09:00 AM

(461d) Pairwise Hydrodynamic Interaction between Two Squirmers Pinned to a Fluid-Fluid Interface

09:15 AM

(461e) Bacterial Locomotion at Evolving Oil-Water Interface Prior to Elastic Film Formation

09:30 AM

(461f) Flow and Particle Dynamics on Interfaces with Non-Trivial Surface Rheology

09:45 AM

(461g) Simulation of Particle Deposition in an Evaporating Sessile Droplet

10:00 AM

(461h) The Dynamics of Rising Oil-Coated Bubbles: Experiments and Simulations

10:15 AM

(461i) Electrokinetic Control of Viscous Fingering: From Theory to Experiment