1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf01137344
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Film fractionation of air in apparatus with a regular crimped packing

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“…Analytical models may be classified into three categories according to whether they are based on entrainment, wave instability or film flow mechanisms. Extensive reviews of this work have been published by Bankoff and Due to the complexity of the problem, the most widely used tools to predict flooding are essentially empirically derived equations, such as correlations of Wallis [3], Pushkina and Sorokin [4], Feind [5] and Alekseev et al [6,71. These correlations yield accurate results only for experimental conditions similar to those, for which they had been developed since the combined effects of crucial parameters, such as channel dimensions and fluid properties are not always accounted for in detail.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analytical models may be classified into three categories according to whether they are based on entrainment, wave instability or film flow mechanisms. Extensive reviews of this work have been published by Bankoff and Due to the complexity of the problem, the most widely used tools to predict flooding are essentially empirically derived equations, such as correlations of Wallis [3], Pushkina and Sorokin [4], Feind [5] and Alekseev et al [6,71. These correlations yield accurate results only for experimental conditions similar to those, for which they had been developed since the combined effects of crucial parameters, such as channel dimensions and fluid properties are not always accounted for in detail.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%