General Strategy for Modeling Two-Phase Phenomena

A variety of examples of the second and third categories are given in this book, and the key features of physical modeling are examined. 

In physical as well as mathematical modeling of transport phenomena, it is important to consider the existence or otherwise in the real process, any possible flow transition from laminar to turbulent flow, natural convection to forced convection, or subsonic to supersonic flow. This is because of the significant impact that such transitions may have on the process. 

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