"Advances in Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer: Fundamentals and Applications. Volume II" ed. by S. Kakaç, and M. Ishii

These two volumes incorporate a systematic approach to two-phase flow analysis. Two-phase flow and heat transfer problems associated with two-phase phenomena have been a challenge; the specific aspects of the subject were treated.

This publication is based on the invited lectures presented at the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on the Advances in Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer; Spitzingsee, Germany, August 31-September 3, 1982.

More than 50 leading scientists and practicing engineers who work actively on two-phase flow and heat transfer research and applications in different sectors (academia, government, industry)

Content of Volume 2:
Preface
A Novel Approach for the Determination of Critical Two-Phase Flow
Plug Flow in Vertical Risers
Flooding in Counter-Current Two-Phase Flow
Experimental Studies of Transient Flow Reversal in an Atmospheric Pressure Water Rig
Unbounded Critical Flows and Jet Forces
A Review of Two-Phase Flow Instabilities
The Modeling of Density-Wave Oscillations in Boiling Water Nuclear Reactors
The Modes of Flow Oscillation in Multi-Channel Two-Phase Flow Systems
A Linearized Stability Analysis of Forced Vapor Flow Condensation
A Comparison of Flooding Models for Air-Water and Steam-Water Flow
Analysis of Reflood Phenomena by the Two Fluid Code FLUT
Research in Two Phase Flow and Heat Transfer to Assist the Management of Nuclear Reactor Accidents
Practical Aspects of Condenser and Reboiler Design
Boiling Heat Transfer in Compact and Finned Heat Exchangers
Investigations on Two-Phase Flow in Steam Accumulators
WORKSHOP PANELS. UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS OF TWO-PHASE FLOW AND HEAT TRANSFER:
Modeling Two-Phase System and Interfacial Transfer
Future Research Suggestions on Boiling and Condensation
Recommended Areas for Future Research in Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer Applications
Selected Topics of Interest for Future Research in Two-Phase Flow Analyses
Further Research Suggestions on Various Areas of Two-Phase Flow and Transfer
Index