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id he ty o m 6 Two novel complementing methods that enable experimental study of gas and liquid phases distribution in two-phase pipe flow are Two-phase flows represent a ubiquitous and extremely Investigations of two-phase pipe flows are therefore essential for various industrial applications that require the same or in the opposite directions, resulting in co-cur-distribution is however a non-trivial task. The experimental techniques that are available for phase distribution mea-surements in two-phase flows can be divided into several categories. The most widely used experimental technique for instantaneous phase determination is represented by point measurements. Instruments of this kind usuall