Concepttwo-phase flow
Two-Phase Flow
Two-phase flow refers to the state in which gas-liquid or liquid-solid phases coexist and flow together in pipes or equipment. It is widespread in industrial settings such as boilers, oil and gas transport, and chemical reactors, and its flow pattern varies with flow rate and gas content.
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Two-phase flow refers to the state in which gas and liquid (or liquid and solid) phases coexist and flow together in a pipe or equipment, and its flow patterns (such as bubbly flow, slug flow, and annular flow) transition as flow rate and gas holdup change, with the response signals changing accordingly.
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