Detection and characterization of elongated bubbles and drops in two-phase flow using magnetic fields
@article{Wiederhold2017DetectionAC, title={Detection and characterization of elongated bubbles and drops in two-phase flow using magnetic fields}, author={A. Wiederhold and T. Boeck and C. Resagk}, journal={Measurement Science and Technology}, year={2017}, volume={28}, pages={085303} }
We report a method to detect and to measure the size and velocity of elongated bubbles or drops in a dispersed two-phase flow. The difference of the magnetic susceptibilities between two phases causes a force on the interface between both phases when it is exposed to an external magnetic field. The force is measured with a state-of-the-art electromagnetic compensation balance. While the front and the back of the bubble pass the magnetic field, two peaks in the force signal appear, which can be… CONTINUE READING
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