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counter-current flow limitation: a standalone construct

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counter-currentflow limitation1 CONSTRUCTCounter-current flowWALLIS · NUCLEAR THERMAL

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Nuclear thermal hydraulics

limit on the downward liquid flow that can pass against an upward gas flow in a channel, set by dimensionless gas and liquid fluxes.

In nuclear thermal hydraulics, counter-current flow limitation refers to limit on the downward liquid flow that can pass against an upward gas flow in a channel, set by dimensionless gas and liquid fluxes. This meaning comes from Wallis (1969) in One Dimensional Two-Phase Flow.[1]

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References

  1. Wallis, G. (1969). One Dimensional Two-Phase Flow. Mcgraw-Hill (Tx). ISBN 9780070679429

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