2023
DOI: 10.7498/aps.72.20222074
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Size quantification of non-spherical bubbles by ultrasound

Abstract: Ultrasonic detection is an effective method to quantify bubbles in opaque liquid, and acoustic scattering model is the key in ultrasonic inversion technique. Classical scattering models are usually based on the spherical assumption and <em>ka</em> is much less than 1. However, these conditions are not always satisfied in practical applications. In this study, a quantitative strategy of ultrasonic inversion is proposed for non-spherical bubbles and <em>ka</em> deviation assumption. A ser… Show more

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