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A Survey of Mathematical Approaches To Two Phase Fluid Flow Techniques

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Abstract

Two phase fluid systems are concerned with the motion of a liquid or gas containing immiscible inert identical solid particles. Common examples of two phase fluid systems include blood flow in arteries, flows in rocket tubes, dust in gas cooling systems to enhance heat transfer processes, movement of inert solid particles in atmosphere, and other suspended particles in seas and oceans. Naturally, studies of these systems are mathematically interesting and useful for modeling the physical phenomena to address complex issues related to fluid flow characteristics.

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How to Cite This Article

Dr. V.Venkataraman. 2012. "A Survey of Mathematical Approaches To Two Phase Fluid Flow Techniques". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - F: Mathematics & Decision GJSFR-F Volume 12 (GJSFR Volume 12 Issue F9).

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A Survey of Mathematical Approaches To Two Phase Fluid Flow Techniques

Dr. V.Venkataraman
Dr. V.Venkataraman SASTRA University,Thanjavur-613 401,Tamilnadu, India.
Dr. V.Venkataraman
Dr. V.Venkataraman <p>SASTRA University,Thanjavur-613 401,Tamilnadu, India.</p>