[Interfacial area and interfacial transfer in two-phase flow]
[Interfacial area and interfacial transfer in two-phase flow]
A joint research program funded by the DOE/BES at Purdue University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has been underway. The main efforts of the Purdue program were concentrated on the following tasks. Development of Four Sensor Measurement Method; Experimental Study of Axial Changes of Transverse Void and Interfacial Area Profiles in Bubbly Flow; Modeling of the Probe-Particle Interaction Using Monte Carlo Numerical Simulation; and Experimental Study of the Stability of Interface of Very Large Bubbles. Highlights of these research results are reported.
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Surface Properties, Interfaces, Computing, Measuring Methods, Heat Transfer And Fluid Flow, Two-Phase Flow, 99 General And Miscellaneous//Mathematics, 620, Research Programs, Mathematics And Computers, And Information Science, Progress Report 420400, 42 Engineering, Surface Tension, Bubbles, 990200, Computerized Simulation
Surface Properties, Interfaces, Computing, Measuring Methods, Heat Transfer And Fluid Flow, Two-Phase Flow, 99 General And Miscellaneous//Mathematics, 620, Research Programs, Mathematics And Computers, And Information Science, Progress Report 420400, 42 Engineering, Surface Tension, Bubbles, 990200, Computerized Simulation
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