Abstract
A laser anemometer has been used to measure local solid particle velocities and turbulence intensities, mean particle velocity and particle wall velocity for a fully developed gas-solid suspension flowing in a vertical pipe. The technique, which does not disturb the flow and requires no calibration, can be used successfully for internal pipe flow measurements where the solids to air mass loading ratio is below about two.
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