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The paper presents a reduced order thermal model, which enables the thermal analysis of two-phase Taylorflow. Two-phase Taylor flow is the basis of many microfluidic applications such as bio-chemical microreactors where segmented zones are required to accurately characterize enzyme reactions. This new model represents a microtube with horizontally alternating and moving liquid and gas phases. The results obtained by the reduced order model match the results of a validated detailed Ansys-Fluent model with 5% accuracy. The reduced order model accounts for microcirculation and back flow. The proposed reduced order model of the two-phase Taylor-flow is investigated in situations characterized by different Reynolds numbers.
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Németh, M., Poppe, A. (2015). Reduced Order Thermal Modeling of Gas-Liquid Droplet-Flow. In: Jobbágy, Á. (eds) First European Biomedical Engineering Conference for Young Investigators. IFMBE Proceedings, vol 50. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-573-0_26
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