Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model
In connection to methods developed for determining of “liquid–gas” volume-mass parameters, research has been carried out by a group of scientists from South Ural State University and University of Dundee, where the current manuscript presents a new method for measuring a liquid and gas flow rate. Me...
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author | Krivonogov Aleksei Taranenko Pavel Alexandrovich Khan Afrasyab |
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description | In connection to methods developed for determining of “liquid–gas” volume-mass parameters, research has been carried out by a group of scientists from South Ural State University and University of Dundee, where the current manuscript presents a new method for measuring a liquid and gas flow rate. Method able to measure a turbulent flow convective velocity through the pipeline wall and volumetric flow rate of a liquid and gas. A brief description of G. Taylor's “frozen turbulence” hypothesis is given on the basis of which the method works. Main scientific problems associated with its proof in relation to the problem of determining the convection velocity of turbulence are identified. Mathematical modeling was performed in the CFD computational fluid dynamics package using the hybrid eddy-resolving turbulence model SBES to determine an optimal configuration of the experimental setup. This model contains 2-D symmetry domain to decries simulation time. In this article describe correlation between 2-D symmetry model and full-scale tests. Result of experimental tests are presented. Therefore, novelty of this investigation is noninvasive method for flow measurement and experimental confirmation that it works. |
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spelling | doaj-art-3006eadcdc774dcfb0c8ec3e0800c0702025-01-08T11:23:24ZengEDP SciencesInternational Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization1779-62882024-01-01152710.1051/smdo/2024026smdo240167Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel modelKrivonogov Aleksei0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7042-1319Taranenko Pavel Alexandrovich1Khan Afrasyab2https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9230-202XResearch Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Vibration Testing and Equipment Condition Monitoring, South Ural State UniversityResearch Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Vibration Testing and Equipment Condition Monitoring, South Ural State UniversityUniversity of Dundee (UoD), School of Science & EngineeringIn connection to methods developed for determining of “liquid–gas” volume-mass parameters, research has been carried out by a group of scientists from South Ural State University and University of Dundee, where the current manuscript presents a new method for measuring a liquid and gas flow rate. Method able to measure a turbulent flow convective velocity through the pipeline wall and volumetric flow rate of a liquid and gas. A brief description of G. Taylor's “frozen turbulence” hypothesis is given on the basis of which the method works. Main scientific problems associated with its proof in relation to the problem of determining the convection velocity of turbulence are identified. Mathematical modeling was performed in the CFD computational fluid dynamics package using the hybrid eddy-resolving turbulence model SBES to determine an optimal configuration of the experimental setup. This model contains 2-D symmetry domain to decries simulation time. In this article describe correlation between 2-D symmetry model and full-scale tests. Result of experimental tests are presented. Therefore, novelty of this investigation is noninvasive method for flow measurement and experimental confirmation that it works.https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/full_html/2024/01/smdo240167/smdo240167.htmlnon-invasive sonar flowmetersymmetry flow channel: turbulence convectionfrequency-wavenumber spectrumeddy-resolving turbulence modelvolume flow rate |
spellingShingle | Krivonogov Aleksei Taranenko Pavel Alexandrovich Khan Afrasyab Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization non-invasive sonar flowmeter symmetry flow channel: turbulence convection frequency-wavenumber spectrum eddy-resolving turbulence model volume flow rate |
title | Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
title_full | Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
title_fullStr | Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
title_full_unstemmed | Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
title_short | Development of clump-on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
title_sort | development of clump on sonar flow meter using symmetry channel model |
topic | non-invasive sonar flowmeter symmetry flow channel: turbulence convection frequency-wavenumber spectrum eddy-resolving turbulence model volume flow rate |
url | https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/full_html/2024/01/smdo240167/smdo240167.html |
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