Two-Phase Flows: Modeling and Simulation
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Chemical Processes and Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2025 | Viewed by 94
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Interests: heat and mass transfer; thermohydraulic; severe accident; nucleate boiling; two-phase flow; artificial intelligence
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Interests: nuclear safety; nuclear engineering; accident under extreme condition; advancement of nuclear energy systems
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Interests: thermohydraulics of advanced reactor system; visuallization measurement; turbulent models; two phase flow models;
Interests: reactor thermalhydraulic; computional fluid dynamics; system simulation; artificial intelligence
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Two-phase flows are essential in a wide range of engineering and industrial processes, from energy systems and chemical manufacturing to environmental technologies. Their complex nature, characterized by interactions between phases and phenomena such as bubble formation, droplet dynamics, and interfacial heat and mass transfer, presents significant challenges for analysis and optimization. Recent advancements in modeling and simulation techniques, supported by experimental validation and innovative visualization methods, have enhanced our ability to predict and control two-phase flow behavior, paving the way for improved system performance and innovative applications.
This Special Issue invites high-quality contributions that explore the latest research, innovations, and applications in this field. The focus is on bridging theoretical developments, computational techniques, and practical implementations to address current challenges in two-phase flow studies. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Advanced computational techniques for modeling two-phase flows, including CFD- and AI-based approaches;
- Simulation and analysis of interfacial dynamics and phase change phenomena;
- Experimental studies for model validation and benchmarking;
- Heat and mass transfer in two-phase systems;
- Two-phase flow in energy systems, including nuclear reactors and renewable energy applications;
- Multiphase flow behavior in microfluidics and porous media;
- Visualization techniques and measurement methods for two-phase flows;
- Development of empirical correlations and design frameworks for engineering applications.
Dr. Kai Wang
Dr. Songbai Cheng
Dr. Wenhai Qu
Dr. Xiaomeng Dong
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- two-phase flow
- interfacial dynamics
- phase change
- computational fluid dynamics
- heat transfer
- artificial intelligence
- energy systems
- experimental validation
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