Abstract
The time-efficient method of recurrence CFD (rCFD) uses the pseudo-periodic nature of a flow, extrapolating the passive transport quickly to infinity. In that scope, the recurrence/distance matrix for bubbling and turbulent fluidization regimes are investigated to find the recurrence properties. The results indicate the need for posterior spatial filtering in the turbulent regime which, in turn, reveals recurrent uniform superstructures with a clear fingerprint on the distance/recurrence matrix.
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