Measurement of local size and velocity probability density distributions in two-phase suspension flows by Laser-Doppler technique

The influence of neighbors on the feeding of an epifaunal bryozoan

“…These basic dyestream patterns were observed at both experimental flow velocities. The formation of eddies may allow for greater particle capture by Electra because: (1) eddies may represent areas of local particle concentration (Lee & Srinivasan, 1978;Patterson, 1984); (2) flow speeds within eddies may be reduced; and/or, (3) recirculating eddies may present a more even distribution of available particles due to their greater diffusivity in turbulence (Patterson, 1984). This latter effect may be important if feeding rates do not adjust or lag in response time to changes in particle concentration.…”

Particle velocity detection and measurement in two-phase flow using combined electronic logic system and LDA technique

“…They measured the velocity of a particle in air. Later Birchenough and Mason [2], Lee and Srinivasan [3], Maeda et al [4], Lesinski et al [5], Lee and Durst [6] and Tsuji et al [7] published laser-based measurements. They were all able to estimate the velocity of the dispersed phase in dilute gas/solid flow systems.…”

Experimental and computational study of multiphase gas/particle flow in a CFB riser

“…They were able to measure the velocity of a Ž particle in air. Many scientists followed such as Birchenough and Mason, 1976;Lee and Srinivasan, 1978;Lesinksi et al, 1981;Tsuji et al, 1984;Arastoopour and Yang, 1992;Shao . and Arastoopour, 1995 . Particle-size measurement using laser systems is very chal-Ž .…”

“…Ž . 1991 , Tadrist et al 1993, Azario et al 1995 Lee and Srinivasan 1978 , and the principle that the amplitude of a Doppler burst is proportional to the particle diameter. They found that this proportionality can be obtained by a calibration curve.…”

“…Lee and Srinivasan 1978 were the first to extract size information from peak values from a filtered anemometer. At Ž .…”