Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe - Wissenschaftliche Berichte - FZKA 6759
Proceedings
of the German-Japanese Workshop on Multi-Phase Flow
T.
Schulenberg, M. Ozawa, G. Grötzbach
Abstract
The
German-Japanese Workshop on Multi-Phase Flow was held on August 25 to 27, 2002
at Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Germany. It was the third meeting of aseries of
formerly bilateral Symposia on Two-, Three-, or Multi-Phase Flows held in 1994
at Karlsruhe and in 1997 at Tokyo.
The purpose
of the workshop was to provide a forum für specialists from Japan, Germany, and
also für partners from neighbouring countries in order to consolidate recent
advances in various basic and applied areas of multi-phase flow in science and
technology. Thus, it brought together scientists and engineers working on
experimental, theoretical and numerical investigations of multi-phase flows,
and
those
working on related engineering applications.
The
announcement of the German-Japanese Workshop had been warmly accepted in both
countries, as weil as in same other countries. In total 24 papers were
submitted which were focussed on
the
measurements and predictions of three-dimensional flow phenomena in multi-phase
flow.
In detail,
the presentations cover of the following topics:
Phase distribution and separation
Flow patterns in macro and micro
channels
Interfacial phenomena and
instabilities
Instrumentation and measurement
techniques
Flow visualizations
3D-modeling and computational
methods
Numerical simulation of flows
with interfaces
The
proceedings include all these contributions and are arranged accordingly.
Dr. Günther
Grötzbach and Prof. Mamoru Ozawa look the responsibility für the technical
organization of the meeting and the handling of the papers to produce the
proceedings. Prof. G. Schnerr and Prof. M. Shoji helped to select the papers to
focus the workshop on the intended subject. I like to thank all of them für
their excellent organization to make this workshop a great success.
Great thanks
also to Günther Grötzbach and Heide Hofmann für arrangement of the
accommodation and transportation and für the wonderful evening in the Palace of
Heidelberg.
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