Resumo (PT):
Abstract (EN):
A recent technique of simultaneous particle
image velocimetry (PIV) and pulsed shadow technique
(PST) measurements, using only one black and white CCD
camera, is successfully applied to the study of slug flow.
The experimental facility and the operating principle are
described. The technique is applied to study the liquid
flow pattern around individual Taylor bubbles rising in an
aqueous solution of glycerol with a dynamic viscosity of
113·10)3 Pa s. With this technique the optical perturbations found in PIV measurements at the bubble interface
are completely solved in the nose and in annular liquid
film regions as well as in the rear of the bubble for cases in
which the bottom is flat. However, for Taylor bubbles with
concave oblate bottoms, some optical distortions appear
and are discussed. The measurements achieved a spatial
resolution of 0.0022 tube diameters. The results reported
show high precision and are in agreement with theoretical
and experimental published data.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
No. of pages:
12