An linear correlation investigation of transient tube-wall pressure signal in the static mixer with twisted leaves

A investigation of delay time correlation characteristics of transient tube-wall pressure time series signals in a Kenics static mixer was undertaken based on wavelet transform multi-scales decomposition. The signal of pressure fluctuation are firstly decomposed into signals of different frequency b...

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Main Authors: Meng Hui-bo, Yu Yan-fang, Liu Zhi-qiang, Wu Jian-hua
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Chemical technology
correlation analysis
Dispersion
Educational institutions
Fluctuations
Frequency
Heat transfer
Hydrodynamics
Mechanical engineering
Pressure measurement
Temperature
time series
tube-wall pressure
twisted leaves
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Summary:A investigation of delay time correlation characteristics of transient tube-wall pressure time series signals in a Kenics static mixer was undertaken based on wavelet transform multi-scales decomposition. The signal of pressure fluctuation are firstly decomposed into signals of different frequency bands including 0 ~ 18.125Hz, 18.125 ~ 36.25Hz, 36.25 ~ 72.5Hz, 72.5 ~ 125Hz, 125 ~ 250Hz, 250 ~ 500Hz, 500 ~ 1000Hz and more than 1000Hz. The linear correlation characteristics of signal of different frequency bands are evaluated with auto-correlation function. The experimental results indicate that the signals of more than 1000 in frequency have no linear correlation for the time series signal. Under the lower dyadic scales ,j≪7, the detail signals especially d1 and d2 have larger fluctuation amplitudes which achieve 170~180 Pa, but the amplitudes decrease as the dyadic scales increase. Under the higher dyadic scales, j=8, the detail signals have smaller fluctuation amplitudes which achieve 20~30 Pa.
DOI:10.1109/ICCET.2010.5486109