THE EULER-EULER METHOD IN MULTIPHASE FLOWS: A LITERATURE REVIEW AS A FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE RESEARCH

In both industrial processes and everyday applications, multiphase flows are widely encountered. One of the most commonly used approaches for their simulation is the Euler-Euler method, owing to its capability to represent complex interphase interactions. This article presents a preliminary literature review of the Euler-Euler method, highlighting its fundamental principles and providing a general overview of its main characteristics as reported in the literature. The study describes key theoretical aspects that provide the foundation for a more detailed theoretical and computational analysis of the method.