Annular Two-Phase Flow

Engineering & Transportation

G.F. Hewitt

Engineering

Pergamon

This volume in the series on heat and mass transfer encompasses papers presented at a conference in Dubrovnik in 1990. The topics covered include the physical interactions between phases and their interface, waves on interfaces, coalescence phenomena and surface tension and surfactant effects. The work is intended for researchers and engineers in chemical, power, nuclear and industrial engineering, heat and mass transfer, thermal and fluid dynamics, multiphase systems, transport phenomena and combustion and energy systems.

PHASE-INTERFACE Phenomena in Multiphase Flow (Proceedings of the International Centre for Heat and Mass Transfer)

Science & Math

F. Mayinger

J. R. Riznic

Technology

Chem/Mats-Sci/E

This book presents an investigative account of Mathematical Principles of Heat Transfer. It is concerned with three aspects of heat transfer analysis: theoretical development of conservation equations, analytical and numerical techniques of the solution, and the physical processes involved in the three basic modes of heat transfer, namely conduction, convection, and radiation. A concept of mathematical modeling is developed through the use of differential equations. In doing so, the well-posed boundary value problems are constructed and the solutions are attempted.

Mathematical Principles of Heat Transfer

Begell House, Inc. Publishers

This is the second volume of Multiphase Science and TechnoJogy, a new international series of books intended to provide authoritative overviews of im­ portant areas in multiphase systems. The alm is to have systematic and tutorial presentations of the state of knowledge in various areas. The objective of the chapters is to allow the nonspecialist reader to gain an up-to-date idea of the present state of development in a given subject. The response to Volume 1 of the se ries has been very positive, and we believe that the present volume will be equally weil received. Volume 1 was concerned entirely with gas-liquid systems, and the first four chapters of the present volume also relate to such systems. However, the inten­ tion of the se ries is to cover a wide range of multiphase systems, and we are, therefore, pleased to include in the present volume chapters that refer to liquid­ liquid and gas-solid multiphase flows, respectively. The first chapter in the present volume is by Professor A. E. Dukler of the University of Houston, Texas, and Professor Y. Taitel of Tel-Aviv University, Israel.

Multiphase Science and Technology: Volume 2

Mathematics

Springer

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