Abstract
Flow noise of gas–liquid two-phase flow in horizontal pipeline was detected by using the acoustic emission technique (AE); signals were processed by wavelet transform and chaotic analysis. Conclusions were drawn that stratified flow, annular flow and their transition can be divided clearly through multi-scale energy distribution of flow noise, and that dynamic characteristic of flow pattern transition from stratified flow to annular flow, which is described via correlation dimension, acts in accordance with that of annular flow. The dynamic characteristic of the transition condition has already been consistent with that of the annular flow, but due to the low gas flow rate, the energy of the hydrodynamic noise was not enough to reach the complete annular flow pattern. Results were in accordance with experimental facts. Flow noise reflects the complexity of gas–liquid two-phase flow by means of multi-scale energy distribution and chaotic features. Consequently, flow noise based on acoustic emission is a novel and promising point for researching gas–liquid two-phase flow.
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