Measuring techniques in gas–liquid and gas–liquid–solid reactors

By C. Boyer, A. Duquenne, G. Wild. 2002

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Optical fibre probe measurements of bubbly flow in hydraulic jumps (2005, methodology): “A review of experimental techniques in gas–liquid flows is presented by Boyer et al. (2002) where intrusive and non-intrusive techniques are discussed as well as analysis methods.”
Two-Phase Bubble Columns: A Comprehensive Review (2018, methodology): “[313] and Jakobsen [314] proposed a complete description and detailed discussion of these techniques.”
Comprehensive experimental investigation of counter-current bubble column hydrodynamics: Holdup, flow regime transition, bubble size distributions and local flow properties (2016, unknown): “In general, two types of needle probes have been previously used for measurement in bubble columns: optical fiber and impedance/conductive probes (Boyer et al., 2002).”
Capacitance wire-mesh sensor for fast measurement of phase fraction distributions (2007, unknown): “There are intrusive techniques, such as flow meters, pressure and temperature transducers, and local void probes, but also non-intrusive ones, such as optical techniques (LDA, PIV, high speed videometry), ultrasonic techniques or tomographic techniques, the latter again employing different sensing a”