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Establishing continuous planar laser-induced fluorescence to evaluate static mixers in conjunction with particle tracking computational fluid dynamics
A test facility was developed to enable continuous Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence (PLIF) for the evaluation of static mixers. By integrating an activated carbon-based filtration system, the Rhodamine 6G tracer compound was adsorbed from spent glycerol test fluid, allowing it to be recycled back i
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