PHASE-DOPPLER ANEMOMETRY WITH THE DUAL BURST TECHNIQUE FOR MEASUREMENT OF REFRACTIVE-INDEX AND ABSORPTION-COEFFICIENT SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH SIZE AND VELOCITY
F. Onofri et al., PHASE-DOPPLER ANEMOMETRY WITH THE DUAL BURST TECHNIQUE FOR MEASUREMENT OF REFRACTIVE-INDEX AND ABSORPTION-COEFFICIENT SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH SIZE AND VELOCITY, Particle & particle systems characterization, 13(2), 1996, pp. 112-124
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Categorie Soggetti
Materials Science, Characterization & Testing","Engineering, Chemical
The principle of the dual burst technique (DBT) based on phase-Doppler
anemometry (PDA) is proposed for simultaneous particle refractive ind
ex, size and velocity measurements. This technique uses the trajectory
effects in PDA systems to separate the two contributions of the diffe
rent scattering processes. In the case of forward scattering and refra
cting particles, it is shown that from the phase of the reflected cont
ribution, the particle diameter can be deduced, whereas from the refra
cted contribution the particle refractive index and velocity can be ob
tained. Furthermore, the intensity ratio of these two scattering proce
sses can be used for absorption measurements. Simulations based on gen
eralized Lorenz-Mie theory and experimental tests using monodispersed
droplets of different refractive indices and absorption coefficients h
ave validated this technique.