Empirical correlations were determined to be reasonable for calculating the holdup and droplet diameter with the averaged deviations of 13.0% and 7.0%, respectively. For use with a wide range of general scientific and industrial applications the Photron FASTCAM Mini UX high-speed camera provides outstanding imaging. Although the two-phase superficial velocities also had effects on the column hydrodynamics, the influence was not crucial compared to that of pulsation intensity. Meanwhile, the dispersion regime and emulsion regime had narrower droplet size distribution, smaller Sauter mean diameter and lower characteristic velocity. Additionally, the Mini AX50 high-speed camera offers a minimum exposure duration of 1 µs as a standard with recording memory options of up to 32GB providing triggering flexibility and. The dispersed phase holdup had a decreasing trend with the pulsation intensity in mixer-settler regime, while the variation was increasing in the dispersion regime. The Photron FASTCAM Mini AX50 is an advanced high-speed camera that delivers 1-megapixel image resolution (1024 x 1024 pixels) at frame rates up to 2,000 fps. This led to the generation of different operating regimes directly, namely, the mixer-settler regime, dispersion regime and emulsion regime. The results indicated that the pulsation intensity was the critical operating parameters, which had a decreasing effect on the Sauter mean diameter. The Mini AX delivers exceptional light sensitivity, excellent image quality and flexible region of interest (ROI) features for customers who do not require the ultimate frame rate performance of the FASTCAM SA-X2 and SA-Z.
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In this study, as an alternative for the traditional stage equipment in lithium extraction industry, the two-phase hydrodynamics of a ceramic hybrid pulsed column was investigated with the high-viscosity actual lithium extraction system. The FASTCAM Mini AX is Photron’s highest performance model within the FASTCAM Mini series of high-speed cameras.
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