In order to clarify the behavior of ephemeral waves, flow parameters of ephemeral waves, such as the number and residence zone lengths per unit axial length, mean values and standard deviations of wave velocity, width, and maximum holdup, were determined using a wave-vein analysis in upward huge wav
Wave venation in downward gas-liquid two-phase flow (part II, cluster analysis for huge waves and disturbance waves and characteristics of those waves)
โ Scribed by Mori, Koji ;Kaji, Masuo ;Kondo, Yoshiyuki ;Sekoguchi, Kotohiko ;Nakazatomi, Masao ;Shimizu, Hideo
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 346 KB
- Volume
- 25
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0096-0802
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โฆ Synopsis
Wave velocities and wave widths were determined using wave-vein analysis for a wide range of air and water flow rates. Cluster analysis by a K-mean algorithm was applied to the discrimination between huge and disturbance waves for the present experimental conditions. Individual waves discriminated by cluster analysis reasonably correspond to those recognized from the relation between wave velocity and wave width. Appearance flow conditions for liquid slug, huge and disturbance waves were clarified. The characteristics of wave velocity, wave width, and maximum liquid holdup for huge and disturbance waves are discussed. Comparison between liquid slug, huge wave and disturbance wave flow parameters reveals that there exist distinct differences in wave width of these waves.
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