Passage of a bubble through a liquid–liquid interface
Identifieur interne : 000731 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000730; suivant : 000732Passage of a bubble through a liquid–liquid interface
Auteurs : N. Dietrich ; S. Poncin ; S. Pheulpin ; Huai Z. LiSource :
- AIChE Journal [ 0001-1541 ] ; 2008-03.
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- Aiche, Aiche journal figure, Aiche journal march, Aiche march, American institute, Aqueous phase, Bubble, Bubble approaches, Bubble diameter, Bubble passage, Bubble size, Bubble sizes, Bubble volume, Characteristic time, Coalescence, Different interfaces, Different liquids, Different reynolds numbers, Different steps, Different systems, Drift volume, Eld, Entrained, Entrained column, Equivalent diameter, Experimental results, Fluid mech, Heavy phase, Initial shape, Interface, Interface contact, Interfacial forces, Interfacial tension, Laser, Laser sheets, Lateral sides, Light phase, Light phases, Liquid entrained, Liquid interface, Mass transfer, Material surface, Maximum length, Online issue, Particle image velocimetry, Passage time, Present work, Recirculation loops, Retention time, Reynolds numbers, Rupture, Silicone, Small drop, Square plexiglas column, Stretch length, Surface instabilities, Surface tension, Terminal rise velocity, Tracer particles, Various systems.
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- Aiche, Aiche journal figure, Aiche journal march, Aiche march, American institute, Aqueous phase, Bubble, Bubble approaches, Bubble diameter, Bubble passage, Bubble size, Bubble sizes, Bubble volume, Characteristic time, Coalescence, Different interfaces, Different liquids, Different reynolds numbers, Different steps, Different systems, Drift volume, Eld, Entrained, Entrained column, Equivalent diameter, Experimental results, Fluid mech, Heavy phase, Initial shape, Interface, Interface contact, Interfacial forces, Interfacial tension, Laser, Laser sheets, Lateral sides, Light phase, Light phases, Liquid entrained, Liquid interface, Mass transfer, Material surface, Maximum length, Online issue, Particle image velocimetry, Passage time, Present work, Recirculation loops, Retention time, Reynolds numbers, Rupture, Silicone, Small drop, Square plexiglas column, Stretch length, Surface instabilities, Surface tension, Terminal rise velocity, Tracer particles, Various systems.
Abstract
The aim of this study is to investigate the bubble passage at a liquid–liquid interface using a high‐speed video camera (950 images per second) and a Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) system. Experiments were conducted in a square Plexiglas column of 0.1 m. Bubbles were generated through a submerged orifice (D = 1 × 10−3 m). The Newtonian Emkarox (HV45) solution was employed for the heavy phase whereas two different organic liquids of different viscosity (Silicone oil 10 mPa s and 100 mPa s) were used as light phase. Experimental results show the effect of the bubble size and the viscosity of the light phase on the retention time, the length of the column of fluid entrained behind the bubble, the bubble velocity as well as the velocity fields at the liquid–liquid interface. © 2008 American Institute of Chemical Engineers AIChE J, 2008
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