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Experimental study of gas entrainment from surface swirl
Gas entrainment from surface swirls is characterized using water experiments. A free surface shear fl ow is generated in an open channel fl ow. A suction nozzle is set at the bottom of the test section to induce a down-ward fl ow and provoke gas entrainment. An important originality of these experiment
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