Evolution of the two-phase flow in a vertical tube—decomposition of gas fraction profiles according to bubble size classes using wire-mesh sensors

By H. Prasser, E. Krepper, Dirk Lucas. 2002

153 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. E. Krepper
2. Dirk Lucas
3. H. Prasser
4. Thomas Frank
5. T. Ziegenhein
6. Fabio Inzoli
7. Giorgio Besagni
8. R. Rzehak

In Mechanical Engineering

1. E. Krepper
2. Dirk Lucas
3. H. Prasser
4. Thomas Frank
5. F. Menter
6. Fabio Inzoli
7. Giorgio Besagni
8. T. Ziegenhein

Citations in the corpus

• Use of models for lift, wall and turbulent dispersion forces acting on bubbles for poly-disperse flows (2007, methodology): “Using this procedure bubble size distributions as well as gas fraction profiles for bubbles within a predefined interval of bubble sizes were calculated (Prasser et al., 2002).”
• Simulation of turbulent and thermal mixing in T-junctions using URANS and scale-resolving turbulence models in ANSYS CFX (2010, methodology): “Details of the WMS measurement technique can be found in [13], [14] and [18].”