A Real Time Method of Measuring Unsteady Flow Rate and Velocity Employing Differential Pressure in a Pipe : Fluids Engineering
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概要
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This paper presents simplified approximate functions of the transfer functions of pressure gradient, mean flow velocity and centerline velocity in axially symmetrical laminar flow, and a new real time method of measuring unsteady flow rate and velocity by the use of an analog electronic circuit whose transfer characteristic is equivalent to the function. The simplified approximate functions are simple but highly precise, so their equivalent analog electronic circuits can be made easily. The unsteady flow rate and the centerline flow velocity obtained from the measured value of pressure difference in the pipe, by the use of the analog electronic circuit, are in good agreement with the results of numerical calculation and the value measured by LDA. The method presented in this paper makes simple but precise measurements of unsteady flow rate and velocity possible, and is very useful for practical application.
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著者
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TAKENAKA Toshio
Department of Material Chemistry, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
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ZHAO Tong
Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University
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Takenaka Toshio
Department Of Control Enginerig Faclty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Takenaka Toshio
Department Of Control Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology.
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Zhao Tong
Department Of Control Enginerig Faclty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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KITAGAWA Ato
Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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KAGAWA Toshiharu
Department of control Enginerig Faclty of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Kitagawa A
Tokyo Inst. Technol. Tokyo Jpn
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Kitagawa Ato
Department Of Control And Systems Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Kagawa Toshiharu
Department Of Control Enginerig Faclty Of Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Technology
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Zhao Tong
Department Of Civil Engineering Tianjin University
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