Fluid-Flow Characteristics and Critical Phenomenon in a Bottom Blowing Bath

Jie Min Zhou; Qiang Gao; Liu Liu; Fang Kan Liu; Hong Jie Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.402.365

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Fluid-Flow Characteristics and Critical Phenomenon in a Bottom Blowing Bath

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Water model experiments were carried out to understand the behavior of the bubble formation near the immersion nozzle, bubble rising velocity in the liquid. The critical state appeared when Fr number changed from 5 to 6 was described. The character of the critical phenomenon was whether the evident separation between two continuous bubbles or air masses appeared.

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Jie Min Zhou, Qiang Gao, Liu Liu, Fang Kan Liu, Hong Jie Yan

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Bubble Formation, Critical Phenomenon, High Speed Camera, Water Model

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