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Some hydrodynamic characteristics of bubbly mixturues flowing vertically upward in tubes

Rose, 1964

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14831331227413679182
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Rose S
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An investigation of bubbly flow has been conducted in vertical plexiglass tubes using air and water at atmospheric pressure. The experiments were performed in turbulent flow with superficial liquid velocities ranging from 5 to 30 ft/sec. The friction, hydrostatic, and …
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