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Multiphase Flow Lab
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A lab that studies the behavior and characteristics of dispersed multiphase flows.
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Investigating the behavior and characteristics of dispersed multiphase flows
The Multiphase Flow Lab studies the behavior and characteristics of dispersed multiphase flows in particular.
The research page lists topics such as gas-liquid two-phase flow in horizontal pipes and the interaction of spheres falling in succession through water as ongoing research.
Key terms
- Gas-liquid two-phase flow
- A state in which gas and liquid flow together at the same time, mixed with each other
ResearchResearch themes
The Multiphase Flow Lab studies the behavior and characteristics of dispersed multiphase flows in particular. The research page lists the following as ongoing research: gas-liquid two-phase flow in horizontal pipes, high-speed gas-liquid two-phase nozzle flow, fluid drag on spheres, and analysis of group cycling techniques.
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- ProfessorHideaki Monji
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- Top image: “Firefighter Fog Nozzle at Night” Jess Mann / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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