论文信息 - Mechanistic multidimensional analysis of horizontal two-phase flows

Mechanistic multidimensional analysis of horizontal two-phase flows

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss the results of analysis of two-phase flow in horizontal tubes. Two flow situations have been considered: gas/liquid flow in a long straight pipe, and similar flow conditions in a pipe with 90° elbow. The theoretical approach utilizes a multifield modeling concept. A complete three-dimensional two-phase flow model has been implemented in a state-of-the-art computational multiphase fluid dynamics (CMFD) computer code, NPHASE. The overall model has been tested parametrically. Also, the results of NPHASE simulations have been compared against experimental data for a pipe with 90° elbow.

Steven P. Antal | Michael Z. Podowski | Elena A. Tselishcheva

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