2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-73862002000100009
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Detection of Horizontal Two-Phase Flow Patterns Through a Neural Network Model

Abstract: One of the main problems related to the transport and manipulation of multiphase fluids concerns the existence of characteristic flow patterns and its strong influence on important operation parameters. A good example of this occurs in gas-liquid chemical reactors in which maximum efficiencies can be achieved by maintaining a finely dispersed bubbly flow to maximize the total interfacial area. Thus, the ability to automatically detect flow patterns is of crucial importance, especially for the adequate operatio… Show more

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“…Sekoguchi et al (1987) applied a statistical method and the mean void fraction to identify flow patterns. Regarding non-classical techniques of signal analysis, Giona et al (1994) and Seleghim & Hervieu (1998) used, respectively, fractal techniques and joint time-frequency analysis in the characterization of transitions between horizontal two-phase flow regimes. In this field, the use of neural network techniques to analyze signals from two-phase flows shows great potential (Monji & Matsui, 1998) and many articles have adopted this approach.…”
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“…Sekoguchi et al (1987) applied a statistical method and the mean void fraction to identify flow patterns. Regarding non-classical techniques of signal analysis, Giona et al (1994) and Seleghim & Hervieu (1998) used, respectively, fractal techniques and joint time-frequency analysis in the characterization of transitions between horizontal two-phase flow regimes. In this field, the use of neural network techniques to analyze signals from two-phase flows shows great potential (Monji & Matsui, 1998) and many articles have adopted this approach.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this field, the use of neural network techniques to analyze signals from two-phase flows shows great potential (Monji & Matsui, 1998) and many articles have adopted this approach. Crivelaro et al (2002) used a neural network to process signals emitted by a direct imaging probe in order to diagnose the corresponding flow regime. Smith et al (2001) utilized selforganizing maps to compare flow regime classifications based on traditional analysis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A análise de componentes principais tem como principal aplicação a mensuração do grau de inter-relações existentes entre as variáveis envolvidas no processo, e isso é observado nas repetições de certas características em uma série temporal demonstrando que talvez essa informação derive de fatores subjacentes que causem a variabilidade. Astel (Astel et.al., 2007) (Crivelaro, 2002;Mesquita, 2012;Mesquita, 2009;Sunde et al, 2005).…”
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“…A maioria dos grupos de estudos nessa área buscam a detecção (on-line) e a classificação dos padrões de escoamento usando os recursos do processamento digital (Crivelaro et al, 2002). Como a queda de pressão de cada uma das fases é fundamentalmente dependente dos valores da fração de vazios, estimativas dos parâmetros de escoamento e as características transições das fases existe interesse na obtenção do parametro de fração de vazio, assim como o reconhecimento do padrão de escoamento.…”
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