Two-phase flow visualization employing gauss-newton method in microchannel

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Abstract

Flow behaviour monitoring on the micro-scale is very important in many industrial and biochemical process. Electrical resistance tomography (ERT), as an alternative technique to visualize multi-phase flows, has high temporal resolution for monitoring fast transient processes. However, the complexity of microchannel fabrication end up with the difficulty of electrical data sampling and the nonlinearity and ill-posedness of the inverse problem often cause the poor spatial resolution of the reconstructed images. In this paper, Agilent based data acquisition hardware was set up for reliable data retrieval from a novel microchannel. Gauss-Newton method with adaptive threshold (GNAT) technique was presented to improve the spatial resolution of ERT images. Preliminary experimental results reveal that ERT system based on Agilent data acquisition unit and GNAT method can effectively visualize the solidliquid two-phase flow in microchannel.

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Liu, Y., Zu, M., Wang, X., & Choi, J. E. (2013). Two-phase flow visualization employing gauss-newton method in microchannel. Telkomnika, 11(4), 733–738. https://doi.org/10.12928/telkomnika.v11i4.1185

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