Time-averaged Void Fraction
Time-Averaged Void Fraction is a measurement metric in multiphase flow analysis that quantifies the average fraction of a given control volume occupied by the gaseous phase over a specified time period, distinguishing itself from instantaneous void fraction by its temporal integration to reduce fluctuations and represent steady-state or mean-phase distribution.
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