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ON THE MODELLING OF SLUG FLOW

A novel approach to modelling transient slug flow is presented. Aspects of current physical descriptions of slug flow, required as closure laws for the models are briefly reviewed. It is demonstrated how the dynamics of large scale changes in slug flow may be simulated, by incorporating a unit cell...

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Published in:Chemical engineering communications 1996-01, Vol.141-142 (1), p.71-102
Main Authors: BENDIKSEN, KJELL H., MALNES, DAG, NYDAL, OLE JØRGEN
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Transient two-fluid models
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