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Numerical and experimental studies of mixing characteristics in a T-junction

microchannel using residence-time distribution
Chemical Engineering Science, Volume 64, Issue 10, 15 May 2009, Pages 2422-2432
John T. Adeosun, Adeniyi Lawal
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1.

Numerical and experimental studies of mixing characteristics in a T-junction

3. Numerical investigation of the influence of roughness on the laminar incompressible

4. Micro-PIV and CFD characterization of flows in a microchannel: Velocity profiles,

6. On the CFD modelling of Taylor flow in microchannels

9. Fluid and thermal analysis of a microchannel electronics cooler using computational

10. Mass transfer enhancement in microchannel reactors by reorientation of fluid

12. MASS TRANSFER DURING TAYLOR FLOW IN MICROCHANNELS WITH

15. Micro-scale thermo-fluidic transport in two immiscible liquid layers subject to

16. Current methods for characterising mixing and flow in microchannels

18. Hydrodynamic focusing in microchannels under consideration of diffusive

20. **** Enhancement of mass transfer performance of liquid–liquid system by

23. CFD modelling of liquid–liquid multiphase microstructured reactor: Slug flow

24. On-microchip multiphase chemistry—a review of microreactor design

25. Experimental validation of theoretical models in two-phase high-viscosity ratio

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