Taylor Flow in Microchannels

Gupta, R., Leung, S. S., Manica, R., Fletcher, D. F., Haynes, B. S. (2013). Hydrodynamics of liquid-liquid Taylor flow in microchannels. Chemical Engineering Science, 92, 180-189. [Pg.45]

Taylor Flow in Microchannels, Fig.1 Gas-liquid Taylor flow... [Pg.3200]

W. Salman, A. Gavriilidis, P. Angeli, A model for predicting axial mixing during gas-liquid Taylor flow in microchannels at low Bodenstein numbers, Chem. Eng. [Pg.245]

This chapter focuses on description of microstructured reactors for gas-solid, gas-liquid, and three-phase processes, flow regimes, mass transfer considerations for various configurations of microchannels, design criteria, and evaluation of each reactor type. Special attention is devoted to Taylor flow in microchannels, as this flow regime is the most adapted for practical engineering applications. [Pg.213]

Pohorecki R, Kula K. A simple mechanism of bubble and slug formation in Taylor flow in microchannels. Chem. Eng. Res. Des. 2008 86(9a) 997-1001. [Pg.229]

Taylor Flow in Microchannels, Figure 2 Streamlines in the liquid slug in front of the Taylor bubble [3]... [Pg.1972]

Taylor Flow in Microchannels, Figure 3 Thickness of the film over the half-channel size (hoo) against Reynolds number for plane flow (dashed lines) and axisymmetric flow (solid lines). Dotted lines represent situations that may not be feasible in practice [4]... [Pg.1973]

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