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Model based reconstruction of an axisymmetric moving void using multiple conductivity probes

Chakraborty et al., 2016

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14610477129936394056
Author
Chakraborty S
Das P
Publication year
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Chemical Engineering Science

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A novel technique has been proposed to reconstruct the shape of a Taylor bubble rising through a column of stagnant liquid using measurements from two conductivity probes placed in tandem. The resistance measured from the arc type conductivity probes, flush …
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