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A computational study of two-phase viscoelastic systems in a capillary tube with a sudden contraction/expansion
Two-phase viscoelastic systems are computationally studied in a pressure-driven flow with a sudden contraction and expansion using a finite-difference/front-tracking method. The effects of viscoelasticity in drop and bulk fluids are investigated including high Weissenberg and Reynolds number cases u
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