Annular Flow
Annular Flow is a type of two-phase flow regime in which a continuous gas phase flows through the core of a conduit while a liquid phase forms a continuous annular film along the wall, distinguished from other flow patterns by the spatial arrangement and phase distribution characterized by the liquid’s peripheral confinement and the gas’s central dominance.
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VI. On the capillary phenomena of jets
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London · 1879 · 2K citations
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Condensation in Smooth Horizontal Tubes
M. Dobson, J. C. Chato · Journal of Heat Transfer · 1998 · 802 citations
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