Swirl effects on vertical gas-liquid flow regimes

Experiments and modelling

Master thesis (2021)

Authors

D. Ammerlaan Applied Sciences

Contributors

L. Portela ChemE/Transport Phenomena - AS (mentor)
M. Martinez Garcia ChemE/Transport Phenomena - AS (mentor)
Faculty
Applied Sciences, Applied Sciences
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Published Date

10-06-2021

Language

English

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Faculty

Applied Sciences

Abstract

Experimental investigation of swirling vertical gas-liquid flow regimes. Different columnar flow patterns were observed and were used to construct flow regime maps. Four swirl elements were used to investigate the effect of swirl intensity on the flow regimes. An attempt was made to model the transitions between these columnar flow patterns.

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