Interfacial Wave Growth is a physical phenomenon in stratified flow characterized by the amplification of disturbances at the interface between two immiscible fluid layers due to instabilities arising from velocity shear, density stratification, and interfacial stress interactions.
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Influence of interfacial waves in stratified gas‐liquid flows
Thomas J. Hanratty · AIChE Journal · 1987 · 265 citations
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