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    Balance Equations: L L L L L

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    The document presents equations for mass and momentum balance for a two-phase flow system under steady-state conditions. The time derivatives are set to zero, and the equations are transformed and integrated over a control volume to yield a discretized equation at a nodal point. This involves substituting terms and simplifying the equations until a final discretized equation is obtained relating the rate of change of void fraction to flow properties and pressures at the nodal points.

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    Balance Equations: L L L L L

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    The document presents equations for mass and momentum balance for a two-phase flow system under steady-state conditions. The time derivatives are set to zero, and the equations are transformed and integrated over a control volume to yield a discretized equation at a nodal point. This involves substituting terms and simplifying the equations until a final discretized equation is obtained relating the rate of change of void fraction to flow properties and pressures at the nodal points.

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    The document presents equations for mass and momentum balance for a two-phase flow system under steady-state conditions. The time derivatives are set to zero, and the equations are transformed and integrated over a control volume to yield a discretized equation at a nodal point. This involves substituting terms and simplifying the equations until a final discretized equation is obtained relating the rate of change of void fraction to flow properties and pressures at the nodal points.

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    Balance Equations: L L L L L

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    The document presents equations for mass and momentum balance for a two-phase flow system under steady-state conditions. The time derivatives are set to zero, and the equations are transformed and integrated over a control volume to yield a discretized equation at a nodal point. This involves substituting terms and simplifying the equations until a final discretized equation is obtained relating the rate of change of void fraction to flow properties and pressures at the nodal points.

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    Balance Equations

    Mass Balance

    L L L L uL

    0
    t
    x
    (1)
    G G G GuG

    0
    t
    x
    (2)
    Momentum Balance

    L L uL L L uL
    p

    L
    0
    t
    x
    x
    (3)
    2

    G GuG G GuG
    p

    G
    0
    t
    x
    x
    (4)
    2

    For steady-state conditions, the above system of balance equations is transformed in a


    form suitable for a numerical integration. Steady state conditions imply that time
    derivatives equal zero,
    .

    0
    t

    d L L uL
    0
    dx
    d G GuG
    0
    dx

    (5)

    (6)

    Differentiating Eq. (5) and (6) , we get

    d
    du
    L uL L L L L 0
    dx
    dx

    (7)

    GuG

    d G
    du
    GG G 0
    dx
    dx
    (8)

    L 1 G

    (9)

    Substituting Eq. (9) into Eq. (7), we get

    L uL

    d G
    du
    du
    L L G L L 0
    dx
    dx
    dx

    (10)

    duL
    uL d G

    dx 1 G dx
    (11)

    Differentiating Eq. (3) and Eq. (4)

    L uL2

    d L
    du
    dp
    2 L L uL L L
    0
    dx
    dx
    dx

    GuG2

    d G
    du
    dp
    2 G GuG G G
    0
    dx
    dx
    dx

    (12)

    (13)

    Putting Eq. (9) into Eq. (12), we get

    L uL2

    d G
    du
    du dp
    dp
    2 L uL L 2 L uL G L G
    0
    dx
    dx
    dx dx
    dx
    (14)

    Putting (11) into (14)

    L uL2

    d G 2 L uL2 d G 2 L GuL2 d G dp
    dp

    G
    0
    dx 1 G dx
    1 G dx dx
    dx
    (15)

    we can express Eq. (8) as


    duG
    u d G
    G
    dx
    G dx
    (16)

    Putting Eq. (16) into Eq. (13), we get

    GuG2

    d G
    d G
    dp
    2 GuG2
    G
    0
    dx
    dx
    dx
    (17)

    Adding Eq. (15) and Eq. (17), we get

    d G
    d
    u2 2 u2 d
    dp
    GuG2 L uL2 2 G GuG2 L L L G L G 0
    dx
    dx
    1 G
    1 G dx dx

    (18)

    d G
    L uL2
    L GuL2 dp
    2
    2
    2

    0
    G G
    L L
    G G
    dx
    1 G
    1 G
    dx
    (19)

    d G
    LuL2
    L GuL2 dp
    2
    2
    3

    0
    G G
    L L
    dx
    1 G
    1 G
    dx
    (20)

    dp
    d G
    L uL2
    2
    2
    3

    2
    1 G
    0

    G G
    L L

    dx
    1 G
    dx
    (21)

    dp
    d G
    2
    2
    2
    3

    u
    1
    1

    G
    G
    L
    L
    G

    dx
    1 G


    dx
    (22)

    3 G dp
    d G
    3 GuG2 L uL2

    dx
    1 G

    dx
    (23)

    Integrating Eq. (23) over a control volume to yield a discretized equation at a nodal
    point P, we have

    d G
    dp
    2
    2 3 G
    3

    u
    dx G G L L 1 G dx dx 0
    CV
    (24)

    2
    G G

    CV

    3 G d G
    d G
    dp
    dx L uL2
    dx dx 0

    dx
    dx
    1 G dx
    CV
    CV
    (25)

    3 GuG2
    w

    e
    e
    3 G d G
    d G
    dp
    dx L uL2
    dx
    dx 0

    dx
    1

    dx
    dx

    G
    w
    w

    (26)
    e

    3 GuG2
    w

    d G
    dx 3 GuG2 G e 3 GuG2 G
    dx

    3 GuG2
    w

    3 G d G
    dx
    1 G
    dx

    u
    2
    L L

    d G
    dx 3 GuG2 G e 3 GuG2 G
    dx

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