Phase Distribution Characteristics of Bubbly Flow in Mini Pipes Under Normal and Microgravity Conditions
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- 作者：Tatsuya Hazuku ; Tomoji Takamasa ; Takashi Hibiki
- 关键词：Multi ; phase flow ; Bubbly two ; phase flow ; Interfacial area transport ; Phase distribution ; Microgravity
- 刊名：Microgravity Science and Technology
- 出版年：2015
- 出版时间：March 2015
- 年：2015
- 卷：27
- 期：2
- 页码：75-96
- 全文大小：2,340 KB
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文摘
The axial development of the void fraction, interfacial area concentration and Sauter mean bubble diameter profiles of adiabatic air-water bubbly flows in 5.0 and 3.0 mm-diameter pipes were measured using a stereo image processing method under two gravity conditions, vertical upward (normal gravity) and microgravity. The flow measurements were performed at four axial locations. The axial distances from the pipe inlet (z) normalized by the pipe diameter (D) were z/D = 5.5, 34, 72 and 110 for 5.0 mm-diameter pipe and z/D = 15, 62, 120 and 188 for 3.0 mm-diameter pipe. Data were collected for superficial gas and liquid velocities respectively in the ranges of 0.00434-.0500 m/s and 0.205-.754 m/s. The effect of gravity on the radial distribution of bubbles and the axial development of two-phase flow parameters is discussed in detail, based on the obtained database. The phase distributions in pipe cross-sections were classified into 3 basic patterns: core peak, intermediate peak and wall peak distributions, based on two normalized parameters: a normalized void peak position and a normalized void peak intensity. Phase distribution pattern maps under normal and microgravity conditions were generated for bubbly flows in 5.0 and 3.0 mm-diameter pipes. The data obtained in the current experiment are expected to contribute to the benchmarking of CFD simulation of void fraction and interfacial area concentration distribution patterns in forced convective pipe flow under microgravity conditions.