Abstract
A hydrodynamic theory of two-velocity fluid with surfactant is constructed in the present paper. The model takes into account both surface effects and impact of the concentration gradient on relative velocity of the components. The dependence of the nonstationary two-phase flow regimes on the surface tension gradient and the dependence of the relative drop velocity on the gradient of the surfactant concentration are investigated numerically on the base of volume control method.
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