Statistical analysis of void fluctuations in gas-liquid flows under 1 - g and μ - g conditions using a capacitance sensor

Elkow, K.J.; Rezkallah, K.S.

doi:10.1016/s0301-9322(97)00021-9

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“…This makes it difficult to determine a typical annular flow. A comparison to the measurements of Elkow and Rezkallah [26] for vertical airwater flow with a capacitance sensor has similar results.…”

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Horizontal two-phase flow characterization for small diameter tubes with a capacitance sensor

Canière

T’Joen

Willockx

et al. 2007

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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Two-phase flow modelling is strongly dependent on flow patterns. For the purpose of objective flow pattern identification, a capacitance sensor was developed for horizontal two-phase flow in small diameter tubes. Finite element simulations were made during design to study the effect of vapour distribution, wall thickness and electrode angle. A test rig was constructed and a series of experiments was done with horizontal air–water flow in a 9 mm tube. The sensor test results are presented in time, amplitude and frequency domain. Flow regime characterization with the capacitance measurements is clearly possible.

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confidence: 68%