[en] Two-phase flow in a narrow rectangular duct is important related to abnormal cooling conditions of a MTR type research reactor. In view of this, flow regime, void fraction, slug bubble velocity and pressure loss were measured for rectangular ducts with a narrow gap. The neutron radiography technique was used to visualize the flow and the void fraction was obtained by image processing. The void fraction was correlated well by the drift flux model with existing correlation for the distribution parameter which was about 1.35. Similar results were obtained for slug bubble velocity, however the distribution parameter was in the range from 1.0 to 1.2. The frictional pressure loss was correlated well by the Chisholm-Laird correlation. In collaboration with previously obtained data, it was found that the Chisholm's parameter C, however, changed from 21 to zero as the gap decreased. (author)