Mechanism Study of Acoustics Method for Dryness Measuring and Model Establishment

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Combining acoustic theory and thermodynamic properties of water and steam, the density and sound velocity change with pressure and temperature, and the acoustic wave at the same temperature, the same pressure of gas-liquid two phase flow in the corresponding content of different causes the sound speed change are studied.. Set up steam model formula and the speed of sound, results showed that, water and water vapor velocity and density affected by temperature, pressure changes are different, steam quality measurement by acoustic method is feasible.

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