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3 RESULTS<br />

3.1 Specified 6 and V<br />

Figure 2 shows results for the case G=0.01m/s and V=0.076m/s (700<br />

micron particles): ie, a shear layer with internal angle (2a) <strong>of</strong><br />

15° with vortices translating at 0.08m/s, since G=u 0 tana. This<br />

particle fall speed, also 0.0335m/s used later, equals that <strong>of</strong><br />

the particles used in the experimental studies detailed in<br />

chapters 3 and 4. The axes in the parameter space shown in the<br />

figure represent initial values assigned to A (A0 ) and R (R 0 ) .<br />

The inset sketches show a dotted outline <strong>of</strong> the vortex (tip speed<br />

A0R 0 ) . Also shown is the particle trajectory relative to the<br />

centre <strong>of</strong> the vortex. As illustrated in figure 2, for any value<br />

<strong>of</strong> R 0 , (say 0.02m), there will be a range <strong>of</strong> A 0 (AL

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