A computer vision sensor for the parallelization of actively regulated capillary slug flow microreactors
Anoj Winston Gladius,
Jonas A. Mylenbusch,
David William Agar
Abstract:In this work, a computer vision sensor for the extraction of slug length, slug velocity and phase ratio from capillary liquid-liquid slug flows from video feeds in real-time, including the necessary post-processing algorithms, is developed. The developed sensor is shown to be capable of simultaneously monitoring multiple capillaries and provides reasonable accuracy at less than 3.5% mean relative error. Subsequently, the sensor is used for the control of a parallelized and actively regulated dual-channel slug … Show more
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