Gas–Liquid Flow is a type of multiphase flow characterized by the simultaneous movement of gaseous and liquid phases within a conduit or domain, distinguished from other multiphase flow regimes by the physical properties and interfacial interactions between the gas and liquid phases.
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Average Volumetric Concentration in Two-Phase Flow Systems
N. Zuber, J. A. Findlay · Journal of Heat Transfer · 1965 · 2.5K citations
Introduction to physical gas dynamics
Walter G. Vincenti, Charles H. Krüger · 1965 · 1.7K citations
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