Abstract
Overall, as well as individual, bubble behavior of a plane bubble plume which is confined by two parallel plates is investigated by means of several qualitative and quantitative flow visualization methods. These include observation, measurement of time-averaged void distribution, surface tufts and particle imaging velocimetry. Several kinds of unstable motion of the bubble convection, which depend on the free surface initial height and on the gas flow rate, are observed. The bubble motion along the bubble plume is precisely measured by an image-processing method which also delivers velocity vectors, number density and size of the bubbles.
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