Praise Modeling Two-Phase Flow: A PF Thread by Chestermiller

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The discussion focuses on the modeling of two-phase flow, highlighting its complexity and the progress made in understanding it. Participants express appreciation for the contributions of Chestermiller, indicating the thread's high quality and depth. References to foundational texts, such as Bird, Stewart, and Lightfoot's "Transport Phenomena," underscore the academic rigor of the conversation. Overall, the thread serves as a valuable resource for those interested in advanced fluid dynamics topics. The engagement reflects a strong community interest in enhancing knowledge about two-phase flow modeling.
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Nice!

I was going to mention that the equation images look like Bird, Stewart and Lightfoot, Transport Phenomena.
 
Yeah that’s pretty much a God Tier thread.
 

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