Interactive Visualization of Large Turbulent Flow as a Cloud Service

Hobson, Tanner; Hammer, James L.; Provins, Paul Preston; Huang, Jian

doi:10.1109/tcc.2021.3091387

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“…From this, the velocity, size distribution, and number of droplets/bubbles in the continuous phase can be determined before transform-ing the data into graphs and locus plots, allowing for more quantitative interpretation than is possible from video and still imagery alone. This technique makes information on the entire flow field readily comprehensible, offering numerous advantages, especially for moving images or large data files [18][19][20][21]. Notably, it eliminates the need for any data processing, which is a significant benefit [10].…”

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Visualizing and Evaluating Microbubbles in Multiphase Flow Applications

Najim,

Meerakaviyad,

Pun

et al. 2024

Fluids

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Accurate visualization of bubbles in multiphase flow is a crucial aspect of modeling heat transfer, mixing, and turbulence processes. It has many applications, including chemical processes, wastewater treatment, and aquaculture. A new software, Flow_Vis, based on experimental data visualization, has been developed to visualize the movement and size distribution of bubbles within multiphase flow. Images and videos recorded from an experimental rig designed to generate microbubbles were analyzed using the new software. The bubbles in the fluid were examined and found to move with different velocities due to their varying sizes. The software was used to measure bubble size distributions, and the obtained results were compared with experimental measurements, showing reasonable accuracy. The velocity measurements were also compared with literature values and found to be equally accurate.

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