During a typical laboratory test, air content was decreased incrementally by 3.33 % on a ~2 minute interval. The calm and turbulent calibration points are essentially identical for a water content of 100 %, and deviate at most by 7.00 % when water content is 65 %. A trend towards decreasing deviation with decreasing air content was observed. The deviation is most likely caused by the inability to maintain a constant air-water ratio, especially as the rate of air injection becomes large.
Background
- Objectives
- Air Content Measurements -
Conclusions -
Lab Methods - Single
Phase Test Results - Air-Water Mixture
Calibrations - Turbulent Air-Water
Mixture Time Series
Field Methods - Field
Site - Field Results
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