Stratified Flow Transition
Stratified Flow Transition is a theoretical framework that characterizes the dynamic shift between distinct stratified flow regimes in multiphase fluid systems, distinguished by specific interfacial instabilities and flow pattern evolutions under varying hydrodynamic conditions.
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A method of producing a shear flow in a stratified fluid
S. A. Thorpe · Journal of Fluid Mechanics · 1968 · 225 citations
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