Abstract
A mathematical model is developed and realized numerically for turbulent gasdispersed nonisothermal swirling flows on the basis of Navier-Stokes type equations by using a modified k-e turbulence model. Corrections taking account of the influence of particles and the flow swirling on k, e are introduced into these latter. A finite-difference method of controlled volume is used to solve the equations. Computations are compared with experimental data on swirling single-phase flows in a cylindrical channel. Data are obtained about the influence of the nonisothermy on the length of the recirculation zone.
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