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Creator:: Scott, Bruce Douglas
Abstract:: This paper describes a study of two-phase gas-liquid vertical annular climbing film flow. Using a high speed Fastax movie camera, motion was slowed sufficiently to facilitate detailed analysis of the climbing film structure, based on single frame projections. The dynamic characteristics of the liquid film could likewise be obtained, though...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: CLIMBING FILM IN AN ANNULAR DUCT INTRODUCTION Two-phase gas-liquid flow can be broken down into several

Creator:: Vierra, George Joseph
Abstract:: Momentum transfer in climbing-film flow in an annular duct was investigated. Air and various liquids, with a wide range of viscosities and surface tensions, were investigated. The two phases flowed co-currently upward, the liquid climbing as a thin film on the inner wail while the outer wall remained dry. The...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: PREVIOUS WORK 4 Single-Phase Flow in an Annulus 4 Two-Phase Gas-Liquid Flow 13 Pressure Drop 15 Rough Wall

Creator:: Truszkowska, Agnieszka
Abstract:: Two-phase flows in microtechnology based devices are purposefully present in multiphase reactors, phase separators, analytical devices and others. Two-phase flows can also be an undesirable side effect occurring during operation due to phase transitions or, more commonly, introduction of surrounding air through equipment gaps and with process feed. In both...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: immis cible liquid systems, can be found in [10]. Two-phase flow solutions for nanoparticle and

Creator:: Choi, Chang-Ho
Abstract:: Metal oxide nanocrystals have attracted significant interests due to their unique chemical, physical, and electrical properties which depend on their size and structure. In this study, a continuous flow microreactor system was employed to synthesize metal oxide nanocrystals in aqueous solution. Assembly of nanocrystals is considered one of the most...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Nanostructured Surfaces Using a Continuous Flow Microreactor System and their Applications in Two-phase

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