A Reaction Force Measurement Study of the Transition of an In-Line Vortex to Slug Flow
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Abstract
In this work, the transition of an in-line pipe vortex to slug ∞ow was studied. Multiphase ∞ows consisting of air and water were injected into a Slug Flow Expander (SFE), a device designed to generate slug ∞ow at regular intervals. The main objective of this research was to characterize the momentum transfer of the SFE. Pressure and acceleration of the SFE was measured, and the spectral characteristics of these ∞uctuating signals were analyzed to identify dominant frequency spikes consistent with large-scale coherent structures that included slug ∞ow generation. It was observed that at water ∞ow rates of 1.00 L/s & 1.25 L/s and air ∞ow rates above 6.00 L/s the ∞ow regime in the SFE transitioned from Falling Film to Slug Flow. The variance, or power, of pressure and acceleration was computed, and found to increase when undergoing such a transition to the slug ∞ow regime. The coherence function of pressure and acceleration ∞uctuation signals assisted in speculating the physical processes that occurred during the transition to the slug ∞ow regime.
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