Based on an innovative technique called Optical-Fiber Doppler Probe (OFDP), the M2 system enables easy measurement of bubble size and velocity in very dense flows, bubble columns, pipes or other liquid-gas environments with no optical access
The OFDP technique for bubble measurement: more than the sum of its parts
The Optical Fiber Doppler Probe technique designed by A2 Photonic Sensors is the fruit of more than 25 years of research. It results from the combination of phase optical probes with laser Doppler velocimetry. The technique relies on a micrometric sensor head that is manufactured at the tip of an optical fiber. Once immersed in the flow, the optical fiber probe acts as both the laser emitter and light detector and will measure all bubbles reaching its tip. The miniaturized size of the sensing part guarantees a very low disturbance to the flow, hence a high accuracy of the measurement of the bubble velocity and size.
Software and data processing
Simple and fast automated processing or advanced in-depth analysis
Optional acquisition triggering
Full access to raw data
Size and velocity distributions, size/velocity correlation
Easy data export
Designed for a wide variety of applications, from fundamental research to industrial R&D
High-pressure chemical reactor
Hydraulics (wave flume, stepped spillway…)
Nuclear & automotive cooling systems
Waste water treatment
Mixing process
Fundamental studies
Oil drilling