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https://doi.org/10.1002/ppsc.200500956

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• TITLE: Measurement of Particle Velocity, Particle Size Distribution and Concentration in Particulate Suspension by Transmission Fluctuation Correlation Spectrometry

  AUTHORS: Peng Gong

  KEYWORDS: On-Line Measurement, Two-Phase Flow, Transmission Fluctuation Correlation Spectrum, Energy and Power

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clean Coal and Energy, Vol.11 No.2, April 28, 2022

  ABSTRACT: In coal-fired power generation industry, parameters such as particle size affect combustion efficiency. Especially in the application of two-phase flow clean energy, the parameters such as particle velocity, particle size distribution and concentration are very important, because the coal particle velocity, concentration or size range have an impact on the whole combustion process. This paper introduces an optical measurement setup based on the transmission fluctuation correlation spectrum measurement technique, which realizes the simultaneous measurement of particle velocity, particle size distribution and concentration. Compared with image method, ultrasonic spectrum method and other methods, the experimental device is simple and low-cost.