Modeling and Experimental Analysis of PSD Measurements through FBRM

By A. Ruf, Jörg Worlitschek, M. Mazzotti. 2000

236 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Water Science and Technology

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In Materials Chemistry

1. D. Wilkinson
2. K. Patchigolla
3. Mingzhong Li
4. Matthias Kraume

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Stefan Wollny
2. Sebastian Maaß
3. Andreas Voigt
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5. D. Wilkinson
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1. Matthias Kraume
2. D. Wilkinson
3. K. Patchigolla
4. Mingzhong Li

Citations in the corpus

• Comparison of Particle Size Distributions Measured Using Different Techniques (2005, methodology): “FBRM uses a focused beam of laser light that scans across a particle passing in front of the probe window to measure a chord length distribution (CLD) (Ruf et al., 2000; Tadayyon & Rohani, 1998).”
• Experimental comparison of measurement techniques for drop size distributions in liquid/liquid dispersions (2011, methodology): “2 – (a) Design of the fiber optical FBR-Sensor: 3D-Drawing of the tip of the probe (left) and cross section of the probe (right); (b) FBRM probe (Ruf et al. 2000) using light back scattering effects for drop sizing.”