Multi-component multi-phase (MCMP) flows are ubiquitous in nature, industry and daily practices. These flows can be generally divided into four categories, namely liquid–gas, solid–gas, solid–liquid and solid-liquid-gas systems. Rain, fog, river sedimentation, capillary transport, cavitation, spray atomization, combustion, flow in boilers and fluidized beds are some examples of MCMP flow applications in the nature and engineering applications.
The importance of MCMP flows has led to many attentions for years to study these flows and consequently, various methods and models have been developed in this regard. Recent advancements in numerical algorithms coupled with the powerful computers and more accurate experimental instruments have provided researchers and engineers to tackle real-life MCMP flow problems in environment and industry.
In the Multiphase Flow Laboratory (MPFL), our group are developing novel computational fluid dynamics techniques that provide new opportunities to model, simulate and elucidate the rich physics of multi-component multiphase flows. For the reason of emphasizing physical-driven computational modeling and simulation-driven experimentation, our group also interested in experimental investigations and collaboration closely with the researches whose work emphasizes laboratory experimentation.
Welcome to the website of the Multiphase Flow Laboratory. We invite you to browse through our pages and if you require further information on any of the topics you will find in here or you are interested in collaborating with us, please contact Dr. Eslam Ezzatneshan .
