Modelling flow pattern transitions for steady upward gas‐liquid flow in vertical tubes
Yehuda Taitel, Dvora Barnea, A. E. Dukler
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Yehuda Taitel, Dvora Barnea, A. E. Dukler
Abstract
Abstract Models for predicting flow pattern transitions during steady gas‐liquid flow in vertical tubes are developed, based on physical mechanisms suggested for each transition. These models incorporate the effect of fluid properties and pipe size and thus are largely free of the limitations of empirically based transition maps or correlations.
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Abstract Models for predicting flow pattern transitions during steady gas‐liquid flow in vertical tubes are developed, based on physical mechanisms suggested for each transition. These models incorporate the effect of fluid properties and pipe size and thus are largely free of the limitations of empirically based transition maps or correlations.
Key concepts: Flow (mathematics), Mechanics, Two-fluid model, Thermodynamics, Materials science, Physics