The characterization of air-water two-phase vertical flow in a 12 m flow loop with 1.5 m of vertical section is studied by using electrical resistance tomography (ERT). By applying a fast data collection to a dual-plane ERT sensor and an iterative image reconstruction algorithm, relevant information is gathered for implementation of flow characteristics, particularly for flow regime recognition. A cross-correlation method is also used to interpret the velocity distribution of the gas phase on the cross section. The paper demonstrates that ERT can now be deployed routinely for velocity measurements and this capability will increase as faster measurement systems evolve
AbstractThe occurrence of separation and slippage of the two phases in settling solid-liquid flow in...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) has been considered as a data collection and image reconstruc...
This paper considers the dynamic electrical resistance tomography (ERT) for the visualization of pha...
The characterization of air-water two-phase vertical flow in a 12 m flow loop with 1.5 m of vertical...
This paper presents an impedance image based method, which is known as electrical resistance tomogra...
Measurements on an upwards air-water flow are reported that were obtained simultaneously with a dual...
The work is based on the research on two-phase flows in pressurized pipes with non-Newtonian fluids....
This paper describes a dual-plane Electrical Resistance Tomography (ERT) system for measuring local ...
Two phase flow is a complex phenomenon which is difficult to understand, predict and model. Common s...
This paper describes an electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) system for imaging of two-phase flow...
We perform the experiments to investigate in-situ phase fraction in a jet pump using the electrical ...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) allows to measure hydrocyclone internal flow dynamics in situ...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) has been used in the literature to monitor the gas–liquid sep...
Knowing the hydrodynamic regime in which is working a bubble column is of great importance because t...
This paper reviews a range of tomographic instruments and local intrusive flow probes designed and u...
AbstractThe occurrence of separation and slippage of the two phases in settling solid-liquid flow in...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) has been considered as a data collection and image reconstruc...
This paper considers the dynamic electrical resistance tomography (ERT) for the visualization of pha...
The characterization of air-water two-phase vertical flow in a 12 m flow loop with 1.5 m of vertical...
This paper presents an impedance image based method, which is known as electrical resistance tomogra...
Measurements on an upwards air-water flow are reported that were obtained simultaneously with a dual...
The work is based on the research on two-phase flows in pressurized pipes with non-Newtonian fluids....
This paper describes a dual-plane Electrical Resistance Tomography (ERT) system for measuring local ...
Two phase flow is a complex phenomenon which is difficult to understand, predict and model. Common s...
This paper describes an electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) system for imaging of two-phase flow...
We perform the experiments to investigate in-situ phase fraction in a jet pump using the electrical ...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) allows to measure hydrocyclone internal flow dynamics in situ...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) has been used in the literature to monitor the gas–liquid sep...
Knowing the hydrodynamic regime in which is working a bubble column is of great importance because t...
This paper reviews a range of tomographic instruments and local intrusive flow probes designed and u...
AbstractThe occurrence of separation and slippage of the two phases in settling solid-liquid flow in...
Electrical resistance tomography (ERT) has been considered as a data collection and image reconstruc...
This paper considers the dynamic electrical resistance tomography (ERT) for the visualization of pha...
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