Three-dimensional velocity vector determination algorithm for individual bubble identified with Wire-Mesh Sensors
Abstract
The bubble pairing scheme was devised to quantify three-dimensional velocity of each bubble. We used two sets of Wire-Mesh Sensors to identify locations of each bubble according to bubble identification algorithm, which was developed by HZDR. The devised scheme was applied to the vertical upward air-water flow at 0.64 m/s for both air and water superficial velocities in a large diameter pipe (i.d. 224 mm). The bubble pairing scheme visualized the developing process of two-phase flow: large bubbles coalesced with each other to move toward the center, while the rest of bubbles broke up into smaller bubbles and decelerated. Show more
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Advanced Instrumentation and Measurement Techniques for Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics Experimentation: Selected papers from SWINTH-2016 workshopJournal / series
Nuclear Engineering and DesignVolume
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ElsevierEvent
Subject
Bubble diameter; Bubbly flow; Gas-liquid; Three-dimensional velocity vector; void fraction; wire-mesh sensorsOrganisational unit
03725 - Prasser, Horst-Michael (emeritus) / Prasser, Horst-Michael (emeritus)
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