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Article | REF: A720 V1

Two-phase flows - General laws

Author: Jean-Michel FITREMANN

Publication date: May 10, 1982 | Lire en français

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    5. Complementary equations

    The set of balance equations is insufficient to solve a two-phase problem. Other relationships from physics or experience are required.

    5.1 Boundary conditions

    Given 4.1 (ρ i = 0), conservation of mass at the interface is written in simplified form:

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