This review is motivated by the fast progress in our understanding of the physics of particle-
laden turbulence in the last decade, partly due to the tremendous advances of measurement …

Anisotropic particles are common in many industrial and natural turbulent flows. When these
particles are small and neutrally buoyant, they follow Lagrangian trajectories while …

Dense particle suspensions are widely encountered in many applications and in
environmental flows. While many previous studies investigate their rheological properties in …

We study experimentally the spatial distribution, settling and interaction of sub-Kolmogorov
inertial particles with homogeneous turbulence. Utilizing a zero-mean-flow air turbulence …

It has been recognized that, generally, large particles enhance the turbulence intensity,
while small particles attenuate the turbulence intensity. However, there has been no …

The effects of particle inertia, particle shape, and fluid shear on particle rotation are
examined using direct numerical simulation of turbulent channel flow. Particles at the …

When an axial-flow pump works in low flow rate conditions, rotating stall phenomena will
probably occur, and the pump will enter hydraulic unsteady conditions. The rotating stall can …

We consider the rotation of neutrally buoyant axisymmetric particles suspended in isotropic
turbulence. Using laboratory experiments as well as numerical and analytical calculations …

In imaging-based studies of flow around solid objects, it is useful to have materials that are
refractive-index-matched to the surrounding fluid. However, materials currently in use are …

A new experimental–theoretical framework has been developed to investigate turbulence
and turbulence modulation in a two-phase multicomponent particle–liquid flow in a …