A complete scheme for an effective digital signal
processing method for a dual-sensor resistivity probe in
two-phase bubbly flow measurement was developed and verified.
This method can be classified as phase discrimination,
miscounted bubble identification and statistical analysis. The
method has the advantage of incorporating the real physics of
bubble-probe and liquid-probe interactions compared to previous
methods. This paper also provides a method to identify the
practically miscounted bubbles in the possible categories of
signal pattern and to screen them from a diagnosis tree. The
validity of this signal processing method was confirmed by the
agreement of labelled sampling data and a comparison of
integrated local values with known global references.
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