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Mechanisms of fluidic microbubble generation Part I: Growth by multiple conjunctions

to be a consequence of growth by conjunctions immediately at the aerator exit, because of slow microbubble ascent velocity. The surface energy released in the conjunction process causesMicrobubbles generation by p...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2014
  • Jx
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Unexpected behaviour of microbubbles immediately at the aerator exit

Microbubbles (of diameter less than 1 mm) are desirable for many engineering applications. Generating them efficiently was a problem. A solution was found in fluidic excitation of gas flow. Generated microbubbles are, however, still...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2013
  • D
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Mechanisms of fluidic microbubble generation Part II: Suppressing the conjunctions

generated microbubble. This return prevents it from conjunction with the previously generated microbubbles.In the first part of this paper was demonstrated that microbubbles, because of their low ascent velocity, ...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2014
  • Jx
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Microbubble smallness limited by conjunctions

Behaviour of microbubbles differs from that of large bubbles due to very high than desirable size. Because of the slow ascent motion the microbubble, after leaving theaerator exit, inevitably gets into close proximity with the m...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2013
  • Jx
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Mechanism of Multiple Microbubble Conjunctions

In typical generation of microbubbles by blowing the gas through tiny holes in an aerator, the size of bubbles is much larger than hole exit diameter. Explanation microbubbles, of initial size corresponding to the aerator exits, ten...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2014
  • D
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Microbubbles: Properties, Mechanisms of Their Generation

This chapter discusses microbubbles—small gas bubbles in liquid medium simply by making small passages in the aerator is here explained by conjunction of several microbubbles. Because the velocity of bubble motion decreases...

Fluids and plasma physics (including surface physics)

  • 2017
  • C
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Fluidic generator of microbubbles ? oscillator with gas flow reversal for a part of period

mm in diameter) microbubbles in a liquid from gas passing gas through small that making the passages smaller did not result in obtaining the desirable microbubbles of very small bubbles so that they get into mutual contact and grow...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2015
  • Jx
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Shape oscillation of microbubbles

Microbubbles became currently of importance for chemical and process. The oscillation should beapplied at the microbubble resonant conditions, about which there has to evaluate the extent of the surrounding liquid that takes part in...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2014
  • Jx
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Near-exit coalescence ? a so far unknown limit to microbubble smallness

Gas bubbles in a liquid are required in applications to be of the smallest possible bubble size. Authors studied microbubble formation using a high-speed camera coalescence. This effect presents a limit to how small microbubbles can...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2013
  • D
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Preventing microbubble conjunctions by gas flow excited by a fluidic oscillator

Recently demonstrated was efficient generation of desirable small-size microbubbles in liquids by applying oscillation to the air flow supplied into the aerator - preferably by means of a simple and inexpensive fluidic oscillator. It remaine...

BK - Mechanika tekutin

  • 2014
  • D
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