LA-2585 (RP-167) -- Two-Phase Flow in Horizontal Condensate Return Lines of Steam Thermal Systems
Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1980
R.A. Fleschner; R.H. Howell, Ph.D.; H.J. Sauer, Jr., Ph.D., P.E.
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When analyzing two-phase flow one may encounter four possible flow mechanisms (1): viscous-turbulent, turbulent-viscous, viscous-viscous, and turbulent-turbulent. Each mechanism is defined by the type of flow in the liquid and the gas phases, respectively. Flow in either phase with Reynolds numbers greater than 2,000 is considered turbulent.
