Slugging Transition is a flow regime transition phenomenon in stratified two-phase flow systems characterized by the intermittent formation and passage of large liquid slugs that periodically occupy the entire cross-section of the conduit, distinguishing it from other transition mechanisms by its dominant inertial and gravitational imbalance instabilities.
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Slug/Churn transition in upward gas-liquid flow
Neima Brauner, Dvora Barnea · Chemical Engineering Science · 1986 · 120 citations
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (United States)
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Tel Aviv University
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Separation Design Group
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Saudi Arabia Basic Industries (United States)
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