Two-Phase flow with phase change in conventional and miniature channels

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Two-Phase flow with phase change in conventional and miniature channels.

Gas-liquid flows occur in various industrial applications, such as power generation, refrigeration, oil & gas production, and thermal management of future electronic devices. In this course, one-dimensional models of two-phase flow with and without phase change will be introduced. Methods of pressure drop prediction for adiabatic gas-liquid flow as well as flow boiling will be discussed. Special methods for pressure drop modeling of two-phase flow in miniature channels will also be introduced.

INTENDED AUDIENCE: Postgraduate and final year undergraduate students in mechanical and chemical engineering; engineers working in the industry and R&D labs.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Week 1: Introduction to two-phase flow, Two-phase flow regimes
  • Week 2: Homogeneous model, Separated flow model
  • Week 3: Drift flux model, Pressure drop modeling with a homogeneous model
  • Week 4: Pressure drop modeling with separated flow model, Pressure drop modeling with drift flux model

Course Content

Two-Phase flow with phase change in conventional and miniature channels

  • Two-Phase Flow with Phase Change in Conventional and Miniature Channels [Introduction Video]
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  • Lec 1: Introduction and Notation
    00:00
  • Lec 2: Flow Regimes and Flow Regime Maps
    00:00
  • Lec 3: The Homogeneous Model
    00:00
  • Lec 4: The Separated Flow Model
    00:00
  • Lec 5: The Separated Flow Model (contd.)
    00:00
  • Lec 6: The Drift Flux Model
    00:00
  • Lec 7: Estimation of pressure drop in two phase flow
    00:00
  • Lec 8: Two phase flow and pressure drop in miniature channels
    00:00

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