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Influence of the Diameter in Air-Water Single Tip Conductivity Probes

Author(s): Edwin Casa; Jose Maria Carrillo; Luis Castillo; Juan Garcia

Linked Author(s): José M. Carrillo, Luis G. Castillo Elsitdié, Edwin Casa, Juan Tomás García Bermejo

Keywords: Conductivity probe air fraction calibration rig

Abstract: This study presents the calibration of air-water single-tip conductivity probes, made of copper using diameters from 0.2 to 0.6mm, to measure the fraction of air in two-phase flows. The calibrations were performed on a specialized rig, which allows the generation of controlled concentrations of air in water. The results show that the smaller diameter tips offer greater sensitivity in the detection of bubbles and accurate measurement of the air fraction, especially in flows with high turbulence. Fourth degree polynomial calibration equations were obtained for each probe and that allow to adjust the air fraction measurements to the real values obtained in the calibration rig.

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Year: 2025

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