Abstract
The physical entrainment of a gas by a liquid and the flow of gas-liquid mixtures are phenomena commonly encountered in engineering practice, but avoided or arbitrarily compensated for in theoretical considerations and in design analysis. The progress toward a satisfactory explanation of these phenomena has been hampered by a lack of accurate experimental observations of entrained flows and by the complexity of the theoretical analysis when certain of the physical forces can no longer be neglected.
Original language | English (US) |
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State | Published - Aug 1949 |
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St. Anthony Falls Laboratory
Lian Shen (Director)
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