Question: 1 . What does the drift flux model primarily describe in multiphase flow? A ) The velocity of one phase relative to the mixture velocity

1. What does the drift flux model primarily describe in multiphase flow?
A) The velocity of one phase relative to the mixture velocity
B) The pressure drop across the flow
C) The temperature distribution within the flow
D) The chemical reaction rate between phases
2. In the context of the drift flux model, what is the void fraction?
A) The fraction of the pipe that is empty
B) The volume fraction of the gas phase
C) The volume fraction of the liquid phase
D) The fraction of solid particles in the flow
3. Which of the following best describes bubbly flow?
A) A flow regime with distinct large gas bubbles
B) A flow regime where liquid droplets are dispersed in gas
C) A flow regime characterized by small, dispersed gas bubbles in liquid
D) A solid-liquid flow with minimal interaction between phases
4. What modification is typically required for the drift flux model when applied to mini channels?
A) Increased surface tension effects
B) Decreased gravitational impact
C) Increased viscosity effects
D) Decreased interfacial tension

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