
149The Aerodynamics of Solid-Particle Jets
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Given a known longitudinal component of velocity vector, the ow of injected air
can be determined by integrating along the OY axis:
dy qQcl
ExE
E
∫
∞
2
(4.121)
Owing to Equations 4.10 and 4.11,
yaxdz bdz
tt
−−
(4.122)
and considering Equation 4.104, we would end up with
(4.123)
where
D
x
0
2
2
1
=
(4.124)
or
bu
Bcu
22
ζ
(4.125)
Therefore, ζ is specically the relative airow in a 2z wide jet. The total ow rate
of the injected air would be equal to
, (4.126)
where
∞
. (4.127)
Let us illustrate another possible way of deriving ...