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Void fraction correlations in two-phase horizontal flow
Author(s) -
George Papathanassiou,
P.F. Maeder,
Ronald DiPippo,
D.A. Dickinson
Publication year - 1983
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/893484
Subject(s) - porosity , two phase flow , mechanics , void (composites) , fraction (chemistry) , flow (mathematics) , mathematics , thermodynamics , materials science , physics , geology , geotechnical engineering , chemistry , chromatography , composite material
This study examines some physical mechanisms which impose limits on the possible existence of two-phase flow in a horizontal pipe. With the aid of this analysis and the use of the Martinelli variable, X, a method is developed which determines the range of possible void fractions for a given two-phase flow. This method affords a means of direct comparison among void fraction correlations, as well as between correlation predictions and experimental results. In this respect, four well-known void fraction correlations are compared against each other and with experimental results obtained in the Brown University Two-Phase Flow Research Facility

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