A simulation of the atmospheric cloud physics laboratory to aid in its design and the design of the experiments within the laboratoryUsing the finite difference method with overrelaxation, numerical solutions of the steady-state vorticity transport equation were obtained for a continuous flow diffusion chamber of the Hudson-Squires type. The calculation neglected the effects due to temperature, gravity, and saturation. The size and shape of the manifold used to inject the aerosol laden flow were varied to obtain a design which would improve the performance of the chamber from strictly low Reynolds number (less than 20) fluid dynamical considerations.
Document ID
19810063598
Acquisition Source
Legacy CDMS
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Authors
Winchester, L. W., Jr. (General Electric Co. Fairfield, CT, United States)