VOID FRACTION MEASUREMENT BY USING OPTICAL PROBES AT HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HIGH PRESURE

TANG Renhu; CHEN Tingkuan; LUO Yushan; YIN Fei

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- VOID FRACTION MEASUREMENT BY USING OPTICAL PROBES AT HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HIGH PRESURE
- CIESC Journal Issue 6, (2001)
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  西安交通大学动力工程多相流国家重点实验室
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- Online First：25 June 2001，
  
  Published：25 June 2001
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TANG Renhu, CHEN Tingkuan, LUO Yushan, et al. VOID FRACTION MEASUREMENT BY USING OPTICAL PROBES AT HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HIGH PRESURE[J]. CIESC Journal, 2001, (6).
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TANG Renhu, CHEN Tingkuan, LUO Yushan, et al. VOID FRACTION MEASUREMENT BY USING OPTICAL PROBES AT HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HIGH PRESURE[J]. CIESC Journal, 2001, (6). DOI：

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The paper presents a method of measuring void fraction of steam generator by using optical fiber probes.Comparison is made between void fraction in a vertically upward tube by using optical fiber probes and the void fraction by quick-close valve.A new method of determining threshold is developed for signal processing from a synchronous measurement procedure.An experimental equation by which average void fraction can be obtained though measuring void fraction at axial center of tube.On-line measuring void fraction of steam generator with vertical tube can be achieved by using optical fiber probes.

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