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COURSE DESCRIPTION: Multiphase flow is widely used in energy, power, petroleum, chemical industry,
aviation, aerospace, and other industrial fields. In recent decades, as developments of mathematics theory and
computational fluid dynamics, it is becoming possible for solving and quantitative analysis to complex
multiphase flow phenomenon, mechanism, and process by means of multiphase flow theory and numerical
simulation method, which is playing a more and more important role in the study of multiphase flow.
Multiphase flow theory and calculation is a major course for graduate students studying power engineering or
engineering thermal physics, in which multiphase flow of the fundamental concepts and theory, the control
equation and numerical simulation model method, the latest developments, and typical application examples
analysis are mainly taught.
Subject Title: Multiphase flow theory and calculation Subject Code: PO7004
Course Description
Multiphase flow is widely used in energy, power, petroleum, chemical industry, aviation,
aerospace, and other industrial fields. In recent decades, as developments of mathematics
theory and computational fluid dynamics, it is becoming possible for solving and quantitative
analysis to complex multiphase flow phenomenon, mechanism, and process by means of
multiphase flow theory and numerical simulation method, which is playing a more and more
important role in the study of multiphase flow. Multiphase flow theory and calculation is a
major course for graduate students studying power engineering or engineering thermal
physics, in which multiphase flow of the fundamental concepts and theory, the control
equation and numerical simulation model method, the latest developments, and typical
application examples analysis are mainly taught.
Objectives:
Through this course teaching, students can understand the current research progress of
multiphase flow, and master the basic theory and numerical simulation method of gas
solid/gas liquid multiphase flow. Finally, graduate students can get a great promotion of
ability being engaged in related scientific research and engineering application. (A5.1、
A5.2、A5.3、B1、B2、B4、C2、C4)
SCHEDULE
1.Introduction(2 Credit hours / Lecture)(C1.1、C1.3、C4.3)
Definition and classification of multiphase flow, the development of multiphase flow
theory and multiphase flow research methods.
3.Particle phase characteristics in multiphase flow and its force analysis(4 Credit
hours / Lecture)(A5.1)
Physical properties and characterization methods of particle phase, force analysis of
particle phase, resistance coefficient of particle phase, inter-phase properties and coupling,
mass, momentum, heat transfer characteristic between two phases.
5.Vapor liquid two phase flow and instability(4 Credit hours / Lecture)(A5.1)
Basic flow characteristics of vapor liquid two-phase fluid, vapor liquid two-phase flow
instability.
6.Multiphase flow modeling theory and criterion relation(4 Credit hours / Lecture
+2 Credit hours / Lab visit)(A5.1、 A5.2、 A5.3)
Similar and modeling theory foundation, multiphase flow modeling theory foundation,
modeling data processing method, and criterion relation.
9.Dense gas-solid two phase flow theory and simulation method(6 Credit hours /
Lecture)(A5.1、A5.2)
Dense gas-solid two-phase flow concept and theory, dense gas-solid two-phase flow
model and simulation method.
Classroom practice
In this course, laboratory precision experiment instruments and large facilities can be
available to demonstrate for students. By use of this teaching program, students can master
some usual methods about gas, liquid and solid multiphase flow calculation theory and
simulation calculation, and their scientific research skills and engineering practice abilities
can be improved.
Method of Assessment:
Course activities are weighted in the following way:
Class attendance
Attendance of students in class includes performance, discussion, in-class exercises and
presentation.
Individual assignment
Each student needs to complete an assignment independently after classroom teaching.
Class presentation
Reference books:
6. Textbook: Guo LieJin. Two-phase and multiphase flow dynamics, Xi 'an Jiao Tong
University Press, 2002
7. Textbook: Fang Dingyou. Two-phase flow dynamics, National University of Defense
Technology Press, 1988
8. Textbook: Zhou Lixing. Turbulent two-phase flow and combustion numerical simulation,
Tsinghua University Press, 1994
9. Reference: Zhang Yuanjun. Two-phase flow dynamics: basic theory and engineering
application, Beijing Aviation College Press, 1987
10. Reference: U.S., Rudinger, G.. Gas-particle flow base, National Defense Industry Press,
1986