Stable Fluid Interfaces Annular Flows and Falling Films

Stable Fluid Interfaces Annular Flows and Falling Films 

In many multiphase microreactor applications, stable fluid interfaces have been particularly important for performing gas-liquid reactions in the annular flow 

A second important flow pattern for conducting chemical reactions is segmented flow. In such flows, segments of a disperse phase extend over almost the entire microchannel cross section dh- Dispersed fluid segments can be either droplets or bubbles. Although we focus on bubbles in this section, most of the analysis is directly 

Because the mechanism of mass transfer changes so significantly when a reaction takes place, it is dangerous to measure gas-to-liquid mass transfer and liquid-to-solid mass transfer independently and then combine them for gas-to-liquid-to-solid (kajcLw as resistances in series according to 

The use of resistances in series in Equation (11.10) is valid only when kcL GL refers to transfer at the caps only. 

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