Thermal fluid dynamics measuring device and method based on digital holographic microscopy technology
A digital holographic microscopy and kinetic measurement technology, applied in measurement devices, phase influence characteristic measurement, scientific instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult microfluidic network integration, system mechanical instability, etc. Operation, lower operating costs, reliable effect of working principle
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[0072] In order to prove that the present invention can be used to detect in different Peclet numbers (P e =Lν / D, among the hydrodynamic parameters, this quantifies the ratio between advection and diffusion, where L is the characteristic length, ν is the local flow velocity, and D is the diffusion coefficient) under the concentration gradient generated under the same flow rate from The two inlets of the double-way syringe pump inject 1mol / L calcium chloride solution and deionized water into the T-joint (please refer to figure 1 ). By varying the flow rates of the two fluids and maintaining the flow rate ratio, four different Peclet numbers are obtained. Four sets of holograms under different flow rates are processed by the five-step phase shift method to obtain the wrapped phase diagram and the corresponding two-dimensional refractive index distribution. Please refer to Figure 4 (b). Please refer to the refractive index and corresponding concentration distribution at diffe...
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[0074] We also investigated the diffusion in microchannels with different driving gradients. The calcium chloride solution and deionized water at the same flow rate were fixed at 50 μm / L and pumped into the H-shaped chamber. Select 4 groups of calcium chloride solutions with different concentrations (0.6mol / L, 1mol / L, 1.4mol / L and 1.8mol / L) to drive the diffusion, and use the same method to obtain the corresponding package phase diagram and two-dimensional refractive index distribution Please refer to Figure 5 (b). Figure 5 The diffusion curves shown in (a) quantitatively reflect the diffusion produced at different driving concentrations. The experimental results show that when the fluid flow rate is constant, the greater the concentration difference of the mixed fluid, the greater the concentration gradient.
[0075] The detection results of the above experiments are very consistent with the concentration distribution results obtained by researchers such as Nam-TrungNguy...
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