Abstract
AbstractThe novel parallel three‐fiber optical probe described in Part I of this article is applied to determine simultaneously local instantaneous solids volume concentration, velocity, and flux in multiphase suspensions. Radial distributions of local particle concentration, velocity, and flux and their fluctuations in a high‐density circulating fluidized bed (HDCFB) are presented. A strong correlation exists between fluctuations of local particle velocity and particle concentration. The optical probe is shown to provide a means of evaluating alternative measurement techniques that have commonly been employed in earlier studies.
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