CFD simulation of multiphase flows and erosion predictions under annular flow and low liquid loading conditions
For many industrial applications dealing with gas-liquid flow, transporting gas and liquid simultaneously causes many challenges. Prediction of erosion in multiphase flow is a complex problem due to lack of accurate models for calculating particle impact velocities in multiphase flow. Computational...
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