Numerical models of surface tension play an increasingly important role in our capacity to
understand and predict a wide range of multiphase flow problems. The accuracy and …

This article presents a comprehensive review of numerical methods and models for interface
resolving simulations of multiphase flows in microfluidics and micro process engineering …

The performance of the open source multiphase flow solver, interFoam, is evaluated in this
work. The solver is based on a modified volume of fluid (VoF) approach, which incorporates …

The performance of interFoam (a widely used solver within OpenFOAM®) in simulating the
propagation of a nonlinear (stream function solution) regular wave is investigated in this …

A depletable micro-layer model has been developed for the simulation of nucleate pool
boiling within the framework of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling using an …

A numerical simulation method to model nucleate pool boiling from multiple nucleation sites
has been developed and applied to different boiling-water regimes, ranging from discrete …

With the increasing use of Computational Fluid Dynamics to investigate multiphase flow
scenarios, modelling surface tension effects has been a topic of active research. A well …

The propagation of capillary waves on material interfaces between two fluids imposes a
strict constraint on the numerical time-step applied to solve the equations governing this …

A new approach based on volume preserving motion by mean curvature for treating surface
tension in two-phase flows is introduced. Many numerical tests and a theoretical justification …

Advanced-flow reactor (AFR) technology is an alternative to scale-up continuous flow
chemistries from micro to milli scales, while retaining mass and heat transfer performance …