Countercurrent gas-liquid annular flow, including the flooding state

The structure of the wavy interface on a falling liquid film is studied for conditions of countercurrent gas flow in order to investigate mechanisms for flooding. Measurements taken just below the liquid feed and at 1.7 m down the tube show that under all conditions, including flooding, the waves pr...

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