Phase Change Interphase Coupling and Multiphase Transport in Porous Structures

<p><span style=color: rgba(23 43 77 1)>Multiphase flows and phase-change phenomena are often encountered in many engineering systems such as CCUS (carbon capture utilization and storage); the exploitation of oil natural gas and other underground resources; the utilization of geothermal energy and hydrogen energy etc. Multiphase flows refer to the interactive flow of distinct phases and each phase discriminated by common interfaces in a channel represents a mass or volume of matter. Multiphase flows can occur in single-component or multi-component systems. Possible phase combinations in our Reprint include the following: solid-liquid-gas where solid particles and gas bubbles are mostly dispersed in liquid; solid-gas solid-liquid and liquid-gas where the volume fraction of one phase is relative to other results for different flow regimes; and phase change and miscibility phenomena involved in a combination of the above. We hope that our Reprint will act as a guide for researchers and engineering technicians.</span></p>