Bubble Entrainment
Bubble Entrainment is a multiphase flow phenomenon in which discrete gas bubbles are captured within the liquid film or core regions of an annular flow configuration, distinguished from other interfacial transport mechanisms by the disintegration of the liquid annular layer into droplets and the subsequent encapsulation of gas pockets due to aerodynamic and shear forces at the phase boundary.
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Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science
Xinqian Leng, Hubert Chanson · 2015 · 661 citations
Gas entrainment by plunging liquid jets
A. K. Biń · Chemical Engineering Science · 1993 · 354 citations
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Franklin Allen, Gary Gorton · The Review of Economic Studies · 1993 · 294 citations
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Johns Hopkins University
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Delft University of Technology
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Niigata University
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