A mechanistic model to predict pressure drop and holdup pertinent to horizontal gas-liquid-liquid intermittent flow

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A mechanistic model to predict pressure drop and holdup pertinent to horizontal gas-liquid-liquid intermittent flow

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Experimental study on gas-liquid-liquid three-phase flow patterns and the resultant pressure drop in a horizontal pipe upstream of the 90° bend

Experimental study on gas-liquid-liquid three-phase flow patterns and the resultant pressure drop in a horizontal pipe upstream of the 90° bend

Experimental investigation of different sub-regimes in horizontal stratified and intermittent gas-liquid two-phase flow: Flow map and analysis of pressure drop fluctuations

Free vibration and stability analysis of inclined pipes conveying gas-liquid slug flow

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