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Multiphase Flows IITG
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2017
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Lecture 18: Measurement Techniques: Phase Fraction Measurement
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Lecture 18: Measurement Techniques: Phase Fraction Measurement
Lecture 17: Measurement Techniques: Velocity Measurement
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Lecture 17: Measurement Techniques: Velocity Measurement
Lecture 16: KTGF and Euler-Lagrangian Method
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Lecture 16: KTGF and Euler-Lagrangian Method
Lecture 15: Algebraic Slip method and Euler Euler Method
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Lecture 15: Algebraic Slip method and Euler Euler Method
Lecture 14: Introduction to Multiphase Flow Modelling
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Lecture 14: Introduction to Multiphase Flow Modelling
Lesson 13: Multiphase Interactions: Multi-particle Drag, Virtual Mass Force and Lift Force
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Multiphase Interactions: Multi-particle Drag, Virtual Mass Force and Lift Force
Lecture 11 Lagrangian Tracking of Single Particle Under Different Forces
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Lecture 11 Lagrangian Tracking of Single Particle Under Different Forces
Lecture 10 Pressure Drop Calculation for Separated and Annular Flow Regime
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Lecture 10 Pressure Drop Calculation for Separated and Annular Flow Regime
Lecture 9: Pressure Drop Calculation for Homogeneous Flow
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Lecture 9: Pressure Drop Calculation for Homogeneous Flow
Lecture 8: Lockhart Martinelli Correlation
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Lecture 8: Lockhart Martinelli Correlation
Lecture 7: Momentum Equation through Reynolds Transport Theorem
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Lecture 7: Momentum Equation through Reynolds Transport Theorem
Lecture 5: Flow Regime Map for Fluid-Solid System
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Lecture 5: Flow Regime Map for Fluid-Solid System
Lecture 2 : Fundamental definitions and terminology used in Multiphase-I
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Lecture 2 : Fundamental definitions and terminology used in Multiphase-I
Lecture 4: Flow Regime Map for Gas-Liquid System
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Lecture 4: Flow Regime Map for Gas-Liquid System
Lecture 3: Fundamental definitions and terminology used in Multiphase-II
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Lecture 3: Fundamental definitions and terminology used in Multiphase-II
Lecture 1 : Multiphase flow introduction
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Lecture 1 : Multiphase flow introduction
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Thank you for sharing. How do you evaluate the derivative dVm/dx?
Please share names of reference books to design a pneumatic system for powders. Also if you can share the example with the solution it will be great to implement the theoretical knowledge into our practical application. Regards.
how to measure the flow rate the produce water from geothermal well , that consisted of hot liquid water and hot steam , thanks for the answer❤
Very interesting lecture
A wonderful lecture.
❤.This lecture is highly detailed and very insightful
Is this Multiphase flows for "Chemical Engineering"?
thank you sir
Very comprehensive
Thank you very much for the masterclass mostro, saludos desde el provincial de OMA en Necochea - Argentina
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La perseverancia da sus frutos: 40°45'54.5"S 71°38'37.7"W 😎
I need your email sir
Very helpfull.
thank you sir Guys please help me by subscribing my new channel, I am preparing my self to begin lectures. Till that please subscribe th-cam.com/channels/E8iFWbxGm_8vq0njiwRupQ.html
Is it (LM) applicable for any flow regime in H pipe segment.
Which flow regime considered homogeneouse?
Why not to use dimensional analysis to reduce # of variables!
Any dimensional analysis for 2p, how to link total dP to flow regimes
Sir please share the PPT or pdf
sir we have a problem statement of bubble coalescence studies cloud you please help with the same
Sir plz help my project sir
Application of phase diagrams in multi phase flow systems
Sir my project is application's of multiple phase flow system in pipelines plz explain sir
Bow down for nice explanation
Thank you so much.
At 43:00 The derivation for momentum is not fully understandable as Let sign for row is ¶ And vector v is ¥ And n cap / unit vector n => ñ Then ¶¥ is vector quantity And ¶¥(¥.ñ) is vector(scalar) **BUT** in next step it is ∆.(¶¥¥) What is its significance ?? As far as I know ¥¥ does not signify any number or operation or operator Please clear this doubt 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi sir I went the image of types of bubble column
Good classes sir ji
Can you share a good book or material which i can refer to design one of the system like this.
please sir, provide me with the textbook for this
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Thank you very much for creating this video and the explanation! I now have a greater grasp on how to apply the Lockhart Martinelli Correlation. Great Video!
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Sir please explain how to design Powder Transfer System
very good lecture .i advise student to please watch if you are confused in lockchart Martinelli equation
professor, dont we need a sin- in the gravity term ?
it was a very helpful lecture sir would you please help me in my collage project where we use bubble column photo bioreactor for algal cultivation and i need help in solving mass transfer equations and some design parameters
@Multiphase Flows IITG The Principia Theorem XXXII Theorem XXXV are as valid today as when they were written. Thanks for reading.
Prof : 3 cases Eulerian Lagrangian Newtonian.
can you define what you mean by newtonian?
@@quantabot1165 Where all 3 laws are raised in rank to be axioms and you can differentiate anything except time.
@@factorylad5071 i mean Newtonian as applied to fluid flow analysis
@@quantabot1165 So do I. Can momentum be totally conserved between linear and angular flow?? Without the use of Newtonian Mechanics we may never know. wouldn't it be awesome if somebody could answer that.
Well have a good day sir, I have a college project about bubble column and I would like to ask you about some parameters for the desing equations, thanks!