Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns

Experiments carried out to study the liquid displacements in bubble columns via the computer automated radioactive particle tracking technique are analyzed by means of Lagrangian and qualitative dynamics tools. The Lagrangian approach yields the detailed motion sequences of the tracer as entrained b...

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spelling paper:paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p6125_Cassanello2023-06-08T14:33:34Z Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns Bubble columns Bubble wakes CARPT Chaotic dynamics Gas-liquid flow Kolmogorov entropy Bubble columns Chaos theory Entropy Pressure effects Radioactive tracers Chaotic dynamics Hydrodynamics bubble column chaos dynamic analysis gas-liquid two-phase flow wake Experiments carried out to study the liquid displacements in bubble columns via the computer automated radioactive particle tracking technique are analyzed by means of Lagrangian and qualitative dynamics tools. The Lagrangian approach yields the detailed motion sequences of the tracer as entrained by the fast ascending bubbles or by the liquid flow alongside the column walls. The qualitative dynamics tools, on the other hand, provide prima facie corroboration of chaos in liquid motion based on an analysis of the volume-averaged Kolmogorov entropy and the mutual information function. Other features of the chaotic motion, the reconstructed attractors and the radial and axial distributions of Lyapunov exponents, are noted. Variations in the liquid hydrodynamics due to changes in column diameter and operating pressure are inspected. By increasing pressure the attractor's correlation dimension and the information loss rate decrease, whereas the liquid flow path is dramatically affected. © 2001 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. 2001 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p6125_Cassanello http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p6125_Cassanello
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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topic Bubble columns
Bubble wakes
CARPT
Chaotic dynamics
Gas-liquid flow
Kolmogorov entropy
Bubble columns
Chaos theory
Entropy
Pressure effects
Radioactive tracers
Chaotic dynamics
Hydrodynamics
bubble column
chaos
dynamic analysis
gas-liquid two-phase flow
wake
spellingShingle Bubble columns
Bubble wakes
CARPT
Chaotic dynamics
Gas-liquid flow
Kolmogorov entropy
Bubble columns
Chaos theory
Entropy
Pressure effects
Radioactive tracers
Chaotic dynamics
Hydrodynamics
bubble column
chaos
dynamic analysis
gas-liquid two-phase flow
wake
Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
topic_facet Bubble columns
Bubble wakes
CARPT
Chaotic dynamics
Gas-liquid flow
Kolmogorov entropy
Bubble columns
Chaos theory
Entropy
Pressure effects
Radioactive tracers
Chaotic dynamics
Hydrodynamics
bubble column
chaos
dynamic analysis
gas-liquid two-phase flow
wake
description Experiments carried out to study the liquid displacements in bubble columns via the computer automated radioactive particle tracking technique are analyzed by means of Lagrangian and qualitative dynamics tools. The Lagrangian approach yields the detailed motion sequences of the tracer as entrained by the fast ascending bubbles or by the liquid flow alongside the column walls. The qualitative dynamics tools, on the other hand, provide prima facie corroboration of chaos in liquid motion based on an analysis of the volume-averaged Kolmogorov entropy and the mutual information function. Other features of the chaotic motion, the reconstructed attractors and the radial and axial distributions of Lyapunov exponents, are noted. Variations in the liquid hydrodynamics due to changes in column diameter and operating pressure are inspected. By increasing pressure the attractor's correlation dimension and the information loss rate decrease, whereas the liquid flow path is dramatically affected. © 2001 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.
title Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
title_short Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
title_full Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
title_fullStr Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
title_full_unstemmed Inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
title_sort inferring liquid chaotic dynamics in bubble columns
publishDate 2001
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p6125_Cassanello
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00092509_v56_n21-22_p6125_Cassanello
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