Basic Space Structure of Bubble-Jet Plume Using Consecutive 3D-PTV
Jiro FUNAKI, Atsushi Shintani, Ryo KAWAGUCHI, Katsuya HIRATA · Journal of Fluid Science and Technology · 2009
This experimental research concerns the air-bubble-jet flow in water. We try to apply three-dimensional particle tracking velocimetry to the flow. Air bubbles are regarded as tracer particles. Then, we visualise the three-dimensional motions of the bubbles. As we record the stereo images using two high-speed video cameras, we can get timely-consecutive information of the bubbles' motions. As a result, the three-dimensional structure of two simple bubble-jet plumes with different nozzle's tilting angles has been quantitatively revealed near the nozzle exit.