Slug Flow in Two-Phase Systems | Key Factors & Impacts

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Slug flow is a critical two-phase flow phenomenon involving liquid and gas. This video explains how slugs form in pipes due to varying flow velocities, and the potential effects on systems like condenser outlets and hydrocarbon production lines. Discover how these high-velocity slugs cause stress and vibrations, and why it's essential to account for them during the design phase. Learn more about the dynamics of slug flow and how special two-phase flow software helps predict and manage it.

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