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Modelling and numerical simulation of metastable two-phase flows

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Figure 2.3 shows the trend of the speed of sound for a steam-water mixture according to the
Table 3.1: DEM model
Table 3.2: Mean error for critical mass flux predictions
Table 3.4: Standard deviation for critical mass flux predictions
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