Solid–Liquid Two Phase Flow 08新书

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Solid–Liquid Two Phase Flow固液两相流体
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+ q0 C, y) u. K0 Q+ d1 P* wISBN: 978-0-444-52237-5
页数535
ELSEVIER出版。08新书
' o& c5 _% ]: n6 S' B+ }Preface
: ^6 b, n1 K3 N- OBeing an ‘underpinning technology’, fluid flow closely reflects and sometimes precedes
the developments of the ‘core technologies’ of the time. Only in the second half of 19th
" A/ x4 \; c8 Rcentury that the term ‘two-phase flow’ was pronounced and added as a chapter to fluid
3 }: I) w( p/ x2 F& Gmechanics and unit operations books. At that time, two-phase flow term was used predominantly
- s! a8 S& O2 Dto denote gas–liquid flow, which is not coincidental, as the leading technologies
" M; d; y3 C9 D2 Iwere nuclear and thermal, addressing mainly vapor–liquid systems. Development of
/ C. F* J2 t" Z0 }secondary and tertiary oil recovery technologies in 1980s focused the attention of the scientific
world on surfactants and liquid–liquid systems incorporating surfactants. The new
% z% B3 ]6 Y( @0 x9 Amillennium brought with it a vision toward a change in the scale of processes and dimensions
from macroscale to microscale. Along with it came the need for a fundamental
3 J5 {- l! ~0 F. n9 yunderstanding of processes in the molecular scale, in place of empirical models.
The subject of solid–liquid two-phase flow is something we live with. Man is acquainted
* q: `7 E$ r1 _% O+ O% ?( Swith solid–liquid mixtures since he first made his brick house, and she, her bread.
Solid–liquid systems are within us, as our blood, around us in our everyday living and in
fundamental technologies such as ceramics, cement, plastics, and grain-based food industries.
However, the outlook on solid–liquid systems has changed in the meantime, in parallel
with the advancement in the global interests and technologies. The excellent books
- w# y% p2 j! R* k& Iwritten on solid–liquid two-phase flow about two decades ago addressed particulate technologies
of noncolloidal materials.
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