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Two-phase flows - General laws

Author: Jean-Michel FITREMANN

Publication date: May 10, 1982

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1. Basic principles

1.1 Multiphase flows and industrial systems

In many industrial situations, mixtures of several fluids or of fluids and solids, in extremely varied proportions, or a component present in two phases more or less in thermodynamic equilibrium, have to be conveyed.

Common examples are :

  • water-steam flows (boiling, condensation) in power generation and propulsion ;

  • hydrocarbon mixtures (extraction and transportation of oil and natural gas);

  • cryogenic fluids (freon, hydrogen, helium) ;

  • solid-gas mixtures (pneumatic conveying) and liquid-solid mixtures (hydraulic conveying).

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