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An experimental study of air-water two-phase slug flow in a horizontal tube is performed using UVP and high-speed camera. The spatio-temporal velocity profile on the vertical axis is obtained and analyzed using phase-averaging technique. The results show that an upward rising flow is induced inside the liquid slug in the central region of the tube, and remains in the downstream liquid layer below the gas bubble. This implies the liquid slug has a secondary circulation in the cross-section.
