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The selected papers contained in this book present the latest research in one of the most challenging, yet most universally applicable areas of technology. Multiphase flows are found in all areas of technology and the range of related problems of interest is vast, including many areas of science and engineering.
Recently multiphase fluid dynamics have generated a great deal of attention, leading to many notable advances in experimental, analytical and numerical studies. It is perhaps, however, work on numerical solutions which is the most noticeable owing to the continuing improvements in computer software tools. Progress in numerical methods has permitted the solution of many practical problems, helping to improve our understanding of the physics involved.
The presented papers illustrate the close interaction between numerical modellers and researchers working to gradually resolve the many outstanding issues in our understanding of multiphase flow.
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Investigation of Dalton and Amagat's laws for gas mixtures with shock propagation; Solution of Young-Laplace equation with finite-volume method and overlapped grid; Multiphase flow analysis of mist transport behavior in Aerosol Jet (R) system; Numerical simulations for homogeneous nucleation of calcium carbonate in concentrated electrolyte solutions; A parametric study for Euler-Granular model in dilute phase vertical pneumatic conveying; Instabilities in a shock interaction with a perturbed curtain of particles; Hydrodynamics and heat transfer around a horizontal tube immersed in
a Geldart B bubbling fluidized bed; Velocity measurement on two-phase air bubble column flow using array ultrasonic velocity profiler; Numerical study of an impulse wave generated by a sliding mass; Nitrogen gas behavior in safety injection tank with fluidic device and effect on core cooling; Gamma densitometry measurements of gas/liquid flow with low liquid fractions in horizontal and inclined pipes; Investigation of a gas-particle flow with particle-particle and particle-wall collisions by immersed boundary method; Characterization of time-averaged and temporal two-phase flow structures in aerated-liquid jets using x-ray diagnostics; Horizontal evolution of intermittent gas-liquid flows with highly viscous phases; Numerical simulation on solid-liquid multiphase flow including complex-shaped objects with collision and adhesion effects using immersed boundary method; Numerical simulation of flash-boiling through sharp-edged orifices; Turbulence aspects of mass transfer in the thin interfacial region of the concentration boundary layer in gas-liquid systems; Pattern-based pressure drop of air-water flow across a 90 Degrees sharp mitre elbow; On the solution of the problem of a drop falling against a plane by using a level set - moving mesh - immersed boundary method; Shear force analysis of an oil-driven grinding tool; Finer theoretical aspects of the drift flux family of equations for simulating averaged volume fraction in multiphase flows; Effects of water conductivity on microbubble size and distribution for seawater flotation in desalination pre-treatment processes; Hydraulic conductivity of a suspension-an inverse problem; A novel multiscale theoretical model for droplet coalescence in turbulent dispersions; Numerical investigation on sand erosion phenomenon of coated and uncoated vanes in low-pressure gas turbine; Ferrofluidic plug flow heat transfer enhancement; Dissipative particle dynamics simulation of multiple deformable red blood cells in a vessel; Numerical simulation of spray break-up from cavitating nozzle flow by combined Eulerian-Eulerian and volume-of-fluid methods; Numerical study of an oil-water flow in a gravitational separator; Experimental and numerical analysis of liquid counterflow jets: study of resurgent jet generation; Fluctuating hydrodynamics as a tool to investigate nucleation of cavitation bubbles; Numerical rebuilding of dynamic instabilities and forces in multiphase pipe bend flow; Characterization of oil-water plug related flow in slightly inclined pipes; Modeling debris flow: on the influence of pore pressure evolution and hypoplasticity; DNS of falling droplets in a vertical channel; Particle image velocimetry measurements of stratified gas-liquid flow in horizontal and inclined pipes;
Lattice Boltzmann simulation of a single droplet impingement and evaporation on inclined heated surface; Multiphase layering and mobility of suspended fine sediment in Lake Apopka, Florida
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