2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0142-727x(02)00196-0
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Linear stability of inverted annular gas–liquid two-phase flow in capillaries

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“…The inverted annular flow is characterized by a cylindrical liquid core surrounded by coaxial annulus of the gaseous film outside the heating tube wall [8]. The generation of tubular co-flowing jet flow can be concluded into two points: firstly, the generation of short liquid column depends on the collision and coalescence of slugs; secondly, the shear stress drives the gourd-shaped liquid waves upwards resulting in the squeezed liquid in the radial direction and the increased axial length of the liquid column.…”
Section: 2tubular Co-flowing Jet Flowmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The inverted annular flow is characterized by a cylindrical liquid core surrounded by coaxial annulus of the gaseous film outside the heating tube wall [8]. The generation of tubular co-flowing jet flow can be concluded into two points: firstly, the generation of short liquid column depends on the collision and coalescence of slugs; secondly, the shear stress drives the gourd-shaped liquid waves upwards resulting in the squeezed liquid in the radial direction and the increased axial length of the liquid column.…”
Section: 2tubular Co-flowing Jet Flowmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Huh et al (2009) observed various inverted types of flow in air-water flows. Detailed stability analyses concerning this topic are available in literature, e.g., Yan et al (2003). Micro channels have perimeters typically less than 1 cm, thus smaller than the typical Taylor wavelength obtained by the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%