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10 May 2006 Comparative analysis of volumetric flow meters used for mass flow estimation in multiphase and multidensity environments
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Accurate and reliable multiphase flow measurements are needed for liquid propulsion systems. Existing volumetric flow meters are adequate for flow measurements with well-characterized, clean liquids and gases. However, these technologies are inadequate for multiphase environments, such as cryogenic fluids. Although, properly calibrated turbine flow meters can provide highly accurate and repeatable data, problems are still prevalent with multiphase flows. Limitations are thus placed on the applicability of intrusive turbine flow meters.
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Richard Pedone, Valentin Korman, and John T. Wiley "Comparative analysis of volumetric flow meters used for mass flow estimation in multiphase and multidensity environments", Proc. SPIE 6222, Sensors for Propulsion Measurement Applications, 622207 (10 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.665927
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KEYWORDS
Liquids

Cryogenics

Sensors

Calibration

Temperature metrology

Environmental sensing

Magnetism

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