1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf00187226
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Air/water two-phase flow test tunnel for airfoil studies

Abstract: Abstract.A test tunnel for the study of airfoil performances under air/water two-phase flow condition has been designed and constructed. This facility will serve for a better understanding of the flow phenomena and characteristics of hydraulic machinery under gas/ liquid two-phase flow operating conditions. At the test section of the tunnel, a two-dimensional isolated airfoil or a cascade of airfoils is installed in a two-phase inlet flow with a uniform velocity (up to 10 m/s) and void fraction (up to 12%) dis… Show more

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“…We previously included a photograph (figure 1.6) showing heavier particles centrifuged out of vortices in a turbulent channel flow. Here, as a counterpoint, we include the photograph, figure 7.11, from Ohashi et al (1990) showing the flow of a bubbly mixture around a hydrofoil. Note the region of higher void fraction (more than four times the upstream void fraction according to the measurements) in the wake on the suction side of the foil.…”
Section: Disperse Phase Separation and Dispersionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We previously included a photograph (figure 1.6) showing heavier particles centrifuged out of vortices in a turbulent channel flow. Here, as a counterpoint, we include the photograph, figure 7.11, from Ohashi et al (1990) showing the flow of a bubbly mixture around a hydrofoil. Note the region of higher void fraction (more than four times the upstream void fraction according to the measurements) in the wake on the suction side of the foil.…”
Section: Disperse Phase Separation and Dispersionmentioning
confidence: 99%