Method and system for rendering visible plume of dispersing fluid so as to reveal its source
A technology for plumes and hydrocarbon fluids, applied in the application of light to test fluid tightness, closed-circuit television systems, testing moving fluids/granular solids, etc., can solve problems such as large optical complexity and cost
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[0029] figure 1 Given a fluid release plume 1 discharged from a gas flow emission source 2 such as a gas nozzle or a leaking gas storage container or a pipeline or the exhaust pipe of a gas combustion facility, the visibility of the fluid release plume 1 is enhanced by the method of the present invention so that the plume Stream 1 is better seen by the human eye.
[0030] figure 1 The effects of changes in gas concentration and / or temperature within the dispersed plume 1 on the scene seen through the plume 1 are further described.
[0031] The positions of scene elements are chaotically shifted by amounts determined by changes in the refractive index associated with changes in fluid concentration and temperature within the plume 1 . The time scale of the offset reflects the time scale of the mixing process within plume 1 . These effects have been exploited previously in optical Schlieren systems, but direct calculation of these effects from conventional motion image recordi...
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