“…The single-point methods give the flow velocity at a given point in the flow field, whereas the whole flow field methods are able to provide the spatial distribution of the flow velocity over a large region of the flow field . The group of single-point techniques includes the optical fiber probe, hot wire anemometry (HWA), laser doppler anemometry (LDA), phase doppler anemometry (PDA), electrochemical probe, and piezoelectric vibration sensor (PVS). , The class of whole flow field techniques includes particle image velocimetry (PIV) and particle tracking velocimetry (PTV). , PIV has been extensively utilized to flow measurements in single and multiphase flow systems. ,,, With novel developments of camera and laser technology, as well as PIV software, the performance of the PIV systems has been improved for difficult flow measurements . In addition to the instantaneous measurement of the flow, high frequency lasers and high frame rate cameras opened the possibility for a time-resolved measurement of the flow …”