A "Separated Flow Model" is a mathematical framework used in fluid dynamics to predict pressure drop by accounting for flow regimes in which distinct phases or fluid layers move at different velocities due to interfacial slip, distinguishing it from homogeneous or single-phase flow models.
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Separated flow computations with the k-epsilon-v-squared model
Paul A. Durbin · AIAA Journal · 1995 · 559 citations
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