Abstract
Calculated motions and heat transfer of particles suspended in a gas stream pulsating at large amplitude (resonance) show that the heat transfer and the amount of heat transferred to a particle increases, while the mean flow velocity required to transport particles decreases in comparision with the corresponding values in flow without pulsation. The use of resonance oscillations is claimed to intensify interphase heat and mass transfer in a gas suspension.
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