Advanced Imaging Techniques for Multiphase Flows Analysis

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Advanced numerical techniques, such as fuzzy logic and neural networks have been applied in this work to digital images acquired on two applications, a centrifugal pump and a stationary spray in order to define, in a stochastic way, the gas-liquid interface evolution. Starting from the numeric matrix representing the image it is possible to characterize geometrical parameters and the time evolution of the jet. The algorithm used works with the fuzzy logic concept to binarize the chromatist of the pixels, depending them, by using the difference of the light scattering for the gas and the liquid phase.. Starting from a primary fixed threshold, the applied technique, can select the 'gas' pixel from the 'liquid' pixel and so it is possible define the first most probably boundary lines of the spray. Acquiring continuously the images, fixing a frame rate, a most fine threshold can be select and, at the limit, the most probably geometrical parameters of the jet can be detected.

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Amoresano, A., Langella, G., Di Santo, M., & Iodice, P. (2017). Advanced Imaging Techniques for Multiphase Flows Analysis. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 882). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/882/1/012004

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