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Club News October 7th 2019
"No matter how slow you go
you're still lapping everyone on the couch."
Swimming Canada Registration:
There are still a number of members who have not confirmed their account details with Swimming Canada. Emails were sent again today. Meet entries cannot not be processed for your swimmer until your account is updated. Please confirm your swimmer's details ASAP. Your swimmers are not completely registered until account details are confirmed. If you notice any errors, please email email@example.com with the correct info.
Arena Team Suits:
The remaining Arena swimsuits have arrived and can be picked up at the KISU office this week. Please double check the fit of the suit with your swimmer before they wear it in the pool, remove tags, etc. If you have any questions, please email Simone Peters at email@example.com.
Upcoming Meets and Events:
Turkey Time Trial: October 12th, Registration Deadline Oct 10th
We will be hosting a time trial in October for all interested members of the club in juniors and up. The time trial will run during our Saturday morning practice. We will run four events - 25 free, back, fly and breast. Please plan on swimming all four events.
7am Warm up, 7:30am Time Trial starts, 9am finish time.
Racing will be four 25m races and perhaps a relay if there is time. This is not a sanctioned event.
We will need timers and stroke and turn officials, as well as help with set up and clean up.
The time trial is free for those families with parents volunteering. $10/swimmer without volunteers.
THERE WILL BE NO SIGN UP ON THE DAY. PLEASE sign up in advance. Deadline is Oct. 10th.
KISU October Jamboree: Oct 20th Sign up Deadline has passed
This will be our first Home Jamboree of the season. It will follow after the conclusion of the Pentathlon.
Please see meet info below for more information.
Session Time: Sunday October 20, 2019
Warm Up: 1:30-2:05 pm
Start: 2:15 pm
Projected Finish: 6pm
Cost: $20 per swimmer with volunteer commitment
Meet Format:
- All events will be run as mixed gender and open seeded.
- Results will be separated by gender and age groups (as shown in "Eligibility").
- All events will be timed finals.
- Swimmers having no times will be placed in the slowest heat.
Volunteers are needed to run this meet. Please sign up via the 'Job Sign up' tab on the home page. Job Sign up Deadline: Friday October 11th
KISU Triple Pentathlon: Oct. 18th-20th Sign up Deadline has passed
Main Meet - requires sub4min for 200 IM time.
Warm ups: Friday - 3 pm (everyone) Saturday - 7:30 am for 12&U, 1:30 pm for 13&O Sunday - 7:30 am (everyone). Swimmers should be there 15 minutes early for stretching.
Meet format: Timed Finals. Swimmers will be combined age groups for heats but separated for results.
Entry Costs: $30, when the club's volunteer policy commitment is fulfilled.
(Please see document below for more detailed information.)
· Friday – 100s of all the strokes, plus 200 IM.
· Saturday – 200s of all the strokes, plus 400 IM.
· Sunday – 50s of all the strokes, plus 100 IM.
Coaches' Editorial: This is our home meet. ALL KISU swimmers (sub4 for 200 IM) should be there! Meet information and entries is posted in the link below.
Volunteering at the Meet
Job Sign up Deadline: Friday October 11th
· Swim meets are a MAJOR fundraiser for our club, and as such, all parents are needed and required to help out. The funds raised benefit each and every KISU swimmer! Swim meets are completely run by volunteers. The club makes money by charging entry fees for the swimmers to compete in the events. This meet charges swimmers from every other club $6 per event . . . $90 to swim the 15 events of the weekend. KISU swimmers get to participate for only $30 (and this includes dinner on Friday night) as a way of saying thank you to the parents for their volunteer time.
· Each family is required to provide one adult volunteer for the equivalent of one session on each day of the swim meet for which they have one or more swimmers registered.
· A penalty of $25 will be applied to the account of the swimmer(s) per session where the appropriate number of volunteers is not provided. The volunteer must be registered for their commitment through the club website by the stated deadline. The penalty will be stated as part of the event description.
· Volunteers must be a minimum of 16-years old. Volunteers do not have to be members of the family. Children less than 16 years of age are welcome to volunteer but do not fulfill the requirement of an adult volunteer.
· Volunteers will be assigned roles by the Volunteer Coordinator. Roles will be assigned based on the experience of the volunteer. Volunteers will be assigned to different roles in order to develop the knowledge and experience of our volunteer pool. You may be assigned multiple roles in a single session. (i.e. meet heat sheet sales and timing, or timing and ribbons etc.)
· To sign up, click the Job Sign Up icon. There will be 4 sessions over the three-day meet.
KISU AGM (and October team practice, yes in November…):
When: Friday November 1st, 4:30-5:30
Where: Penticton Community Centre Meeting Room 7 upstairs
Please remember that this meeting is for ALL club members, mini squad parents through to Academy.We encourage everyone to attend, as our attendance is recorded in our gaming grant reports and affects the decisions for how much grant money the club receives each year.
Our goal is to be finished by the time swimmers are out of their practice.
Positions up for nomination this Season:
3 Member at Large positions
Vernon Fall Invitational: Nov 1-3, 2019 Registration Deadline : October 18th
Vernon Swim Meet - Location - 3310-37 Ave, Vernon
Coach's Editorial - this is a great early season meet. Based on last year's meet info. it is our first opportunity to race heats and finals on the Saturday which often brings out some great swims (no race suits allowed). It would be great to have a large KISU contingent out.
Consider coming out for only one day.
Based on last year's MEET INFO. - The Friday hosts a couple of 50m events and the 800 Free. We don't get many chances to swim the 800 so this is a great day to attend. The Saturday is the most exciting day as it has heats and finals. This is the first H/F event of our season and is always super exciting. Consider coming up for just the Saturday.
Warm ups - Friday 5pm, Saturday morning 7:30 am (heats), afternoon - 4:30pm (finals), Sunday 7:30am.
- Friday - 50 Back, 50 Brst and 800 Free.
- Saturday - 100 Fly, 200 Back, 100 brst, 50 Free and 200 IM. Heats and finals.
- Sunday - 200 Free, 50 Fly, 100 Back, 200 Brst, 100 Free.
Meet fees - $8/event.
Vernon Fall Jamboree: November 3rd Registration Deadline: October 18th
This is the second regional jamboree of the season. Jamborees are for novice swimmers who have not yet gone faster than 4 minutes for their 200IM. It is considered a developmental meet, and lasts only 4 hours.
Location - 3310-37 Ave., Vernon
Based on last year's meet information -
Start time 1:30pm. Estimated finish at 6pm.
Coaches will decide on events. More details will be posted in the meet information below when they become available.
This is a great local meet for our Jamboree swimmers. We hope to see a large contingent of KISU Jamboree swimmers out for the Vernon Meet.
Please visit the website for more upcoming events:
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"You're Missing the Point!"
"It's about making it hard, not about making it easier ."
By John Leonard
Our friends the Australians have an expression...to be "gobsmacked". Heaven only knows the derivation, but the picture I have in my mind is getting literally "smacked in the face with a fish". Sort of a stunning and "attention riveting event."
One night during Christmas Vacation training, one of the nice young men on our team, (I'll call him Benito) did something that led to my exclamation at the top of this article. He's a good young man, and he was simply responding to the prevailing ethic of our society, which is to constantly seek to make things "easier".
In the process, he lost track of a critical lesson and a great opportunity. It resulted in my rather loudly and strongly making my point above.
We'd finished about 6 K of water work in 90 minutes and were proceeding to our 30 minutes of dryland work on a cool Florida evening, with a decent chill in the air. My first instruction was about some med ball throws. Following that, it was "3 sets Med ball situps, 1⁄2 twist, 100 with 30 seconds rest."
So far, all is well. Benito moves into the situp phase well enough and does his first set. Around that time, another athlete has to leave....tossing her med ball into the bin....Benito, who is about 30 situps into his second hundred, hops up, and grabs the just discarded ball, which, I immediately note is 4 pounds LIGHTER.
"Coach, I wanted this other ball....." (as explanation for stopping in mid-set, which he knows is a team no-no)
"Coach, this ball has handles and its lighter."
Now revert to the top of the page for my next comments.
I then stopped the whole group and gathered them around me...."guys, why are we here?" (various answers) "we'd better all be here with the intent to get better." (various nods, affirmations, and some blank stares....) "to get better, we Need to Do Whatever Is HARDER, Not what is easier, yes?"
Lights go on in most eyes, most heads nod. Notably, not ALL heads nod.
I went on to explain that sport, done correctly is counter-culture. The prevailing culture around us values and esteems "making things easier". It's EVERYWHERE in our world. And it is EXACTLY what keeps us from being our best. As aspiring athletes, and coaches, we need to SEEK OUT that which is harder, more uncomfortable, more demanding. Not look for the lighter ball with handles.
Benito got it. As soon as I said "back to work", he found the biggest, nastiest med-ball he could find WITHOUT handles, and restarted his second set of 100. The majority of the rest of the athletes did likewise. When you point it out to them...."they know".
But I found myself wondering, if a COACH didn't point it out to them, would they ever get it on their own? I think that's why we describe it as "counter-culture."
Each of my athletes has heard and "understood" the expression "get comfortable with being uncomfortable" if you want to get better. They can all intellectually explain it. But on a cool Florida night when they were tired, most could not see the application "on their own."
A wonderful lesson for me as well as for my athletes.
Volunteer Opportunities:
We are looking for volunteers to fill the key positions below for the upcoming season:
Travel Manager:Takes care of Coach accommodation bookings as well as team travel arrangement for the season.
If you are interested in taking on any of the above positions, please contact Lisa at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Join our Facebook page for exciting and important information about KISU!
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- People: 2
- Bedrooms: 1
- Bathrooms: 1
- Min. Stay: 7 nights
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This is without a doubt, the best VRBO experience I have ever had. For many reasons. First the host, Barry. Barry met us at the apartment, spent a significant amount of time with us, explaining the details of the apartment, the neighbourhood. Lots of great suggestions of things to do, restaurants, patisseries, boulangeries, etc. We took many of his recommendations, and were never disappointed. He was in touch with us throughout the stay, ensuring that all was well. We were travelling during the beginning of COVID-19 - and Barry was genuinely concerned about our well-being. Next the apartment. It is beautiful - so incredibly finished and designed. Very comfortable - high quality linens, appliances, etc. Everything we could need. And finally, location. Le Marais is a wonderful neighbourhood. With lots to experience. We walked around the neighbourhood, sampled the local restaurants and shops. And the apartment is very well located to all of the monuments and museums of Paris. We walked everywhere, and when we got tired, jumped on the Metro - two stops close by the apartment. Supermarket a few steps away. Pharmacies, etc. I cannot say enough about this apartment.
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Extremely comfortable apartment. Located in a safe quiet neighbourhood with great access to metro and rail stations. Barry, the owner, was a perfect host who settled us in on day one, and sent a text a couple of days later to see if all was well. We had everything we needed to make it our home away from home, well appointed kitchen with top quality appliances, utensils and consumables, our own washer/dryer and aircon. The living area was accessed via stairs, the bed and bathrooms located at elevator level (so no need to carry luggage up stairs) - not an issue for us but could be for someone with mobility issues. No hesitation in recommending this apartment.
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Our 7 day stay at this apartment in the Marais was perfect for us. We loved waking every morning to the views across the Paris roof tops and had short walks to groceries, cafes, and two Metro stops. Barry could not have been more helpful upon our arrival, keeping in contact by text, greeting us promptly, and spending time familiarizing us with the apartment operations (keys, kitchen appliances, etc). He also offered suggestions for restaurants and sites to see . We have used VRBO properties in the past and this has been by far the best


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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the television camera?
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the television camera?
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the television camera?
Do you like using fresh herbs when you cook?
I do. But, I don't like buying herbs from the store because they can be expensive and often aren't very fresh looking.
|Purple basil and chives
Another way to grow certain herbs is to start them from cuttings.
I ran out to the garden to grab two types of basil and some apple mint to show you how to do this.
Basil and mint are both easy to start from cuttings.
Remove the leaves from the bottom as shown, above. Place the cuttings in a glass of water so that most of the stem is submerged in water, but take care that no leaves are in the water.
Place in a window with bright, indirect sun. Change the water every other day and watch for roots to develop. Once roots have grown 1/2 – 1 inch, transplant each cutting into a container filled with potting mix and your are done!
I told you it was easy.
Have you ever been on live television?
If you had asked me a year ago, I would have said "no". I had done some filming for "how-to" gardening videos for SheKnows.com – but they weren't live and took place in my back garden. Somehow, live TV is quite different.
Last time, I told you about my upcoming appearance on our local ABC station to talk about creative container gardening tips.
|Posing next to my newly-planted container filled with purple basil, thyme, rosemary and parsley. White petunias add beauty to the pot.
|Finishing up planting my vegetable/flower container.
|Leaf lettuce and garlic grow along with flowering petunias.
|Winter container garden with spinach, parsley and garlic growing with pink petunias.
|Cucumbers growing with vinca and dianthus.
|Desert Spoon (Dasylirion wheeleri).
Have you ever paused to think about the events of the previous month?
|My daughter, Rachele, graduated from her Navy Seabee School and was able to come home for 2 weeks after being gone for 5 months.
|The newest addition to our family, Penny is continuing to learn what is okay to chew and what is NOT okay to chew on.
|Freezing mint into ice cubes.
|Making natural air fresheners.
|Starting lettuce seeds indoors using recycled plastic containers.
Many of the events this month, were celebrations…
|My friend and I gave a baby shower to the youth pastor and his wife at our church. I made the cupcakes and she made the cookies.
|My nephews, Dean & Danny, turned 3-years-old and the party was held at our house.
I made some new discoveries while doing landscape consults…
|I love this Adenium that a client of mine had. This plant is native to Africa, but she obtained this plant from a nursery in Tucson. I think I may have to get one for my patio.
|I was asked to consult on the landscape of a fellow blogger, Diana Elizabeth, who is a fabulous photographer by the way. I loved this unusual combination of Mexican Honeysuckle, Pink 'Katie' Ruellia and Liriope along her front walk.
|After spending some quality time at home with her dad, fixing her 1970 VW Bug, my daughter left for combat school in Mississippi. Soon she will be permanently stationed in Southern California.
|While my son, Kai, playing football in the backyard isn't an unusual event – it was extra special this month because he has finally recovered from his hip surgery in early June and has ditched his wheelchair and walker.
|I made my first television appearance, showcasing fuss-free plants for fall. I was nervous, but in the end, I enjoyed it.
|Last Saturday, I was asked by Wendy, the 'Cupcake Queen' if 'AZ Plant Lady' would make an appearance at our local cupcake shop. So, I showed up with my husband and granddaughter in tow and we all enjoyed the delicious sampling of Gigi's delicious cupcakes.
|The month of September ended with a visit to our local nursery to buy some vegetable transplants for my edible gardens. My granddaughter, Lily wasn't too excited about the vegetables. Instead, she wanted to stop and smell every flower she saw 🙂
Well, that is September in a nutshell. This month promises to be a busy month in the garden. Did you know that October is the best time of year to add most ornamental trees and shrubs to your garden?
So, get up and go outside where the weather is finally cooling down and start planting.
Have you ever been on television before?
I hadn't until 2 weeks ago. To be frank, the idea was a bit scary to me.
Do you remember way back, when you were in school and had to present a report in front of the entire class? That is what I imagined it would feel like – except worse.
I have done work before cameras doing how-to videos, but it wasn't quite the same since they can retake the video every time you mess up.
This was going to be live TV…
So, how did this all come about? I assure that I don't have an agent looking to book TV shows for me 😉
The producer of our local ABC television station contacted me about appearing on their morning show, called Sonoran Living (we live in the Sonoran desert, hence the name).
She asked me to do a segment on plants for fall.
What if you could have a landscape filled with beautiful, flowering plants that needed pruning only once a year?
|Coral Fountain
|Desert Ruellia
|'Phoenix' Bird-of-Paradise
|Blue Bells
Blue Bells (Eremophila hygrophana 'Blue Bells') is a relatively new plant introduction. Gray foliage is covered with blue/purple flowers off and on throughout the year.
Do you like spending hours pruning and fertilizing your plants? Or maybe you are tired of having to spend money on monthly visits from your landscaper.
|Firecracker Penstemon
|Gulf Muhly 'Regal Mist'
|Mexican Honeysuckle (Justicia spicigera)
|Baja Fairy Duster
Baja Fairy Duster (Calliandra californica) has truly unique flowers that are shaped like small feather dusters. The red flowers appear spring through fall and occasionally in winter.
Maintenance: Prune back by 1/2 in late winter, removing any frost damage. Avoid pruning into 'round' shapes. Baja Fairy Duster has a lovely vase-shape when allowed to grow into its natural shape.
Hardy to 20 degrees.
Plant in full sun against a wall. Baja Fairy Duster can handle locations with hot, reflected heat.
Angelita Daisy (Tetraneuris acaulis formerly, Hymenoxys acaulis) is a little powerhouse in the garden. Bright yellow flowers appear throughout the entire year.
Maintenance: Clip off the spent flowers every 3 months.
Hardy to -20 degrees.
Plant in full sun in groups of 3 around boulders. Pair with Firecracker Penstemon for color contrast. Thrives along walkways in narrow areas that receive full, reflected sun.
So, I will be heading to the television studio early Tuesday morning with my sister, who will help me set up and take photos of the whole experience. I promise to share the video link for those of you who would like to watch it 🙂
**For more of my favorite 'fuss free' plants, check out my latest post.


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This manuscript describes methods aimed at measuring the local instantaneous convective heat transfer coefficients in a single or two-phase pipe flow. A simple optical method to determine the length and the propagation velocity of an elongated (Taylor) air bubble moving at a constant velocity is also presented.
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Fershtman, A., Barnea, D., Shemer, L. Measurements of Local Instantaneous Convective Heat Transfer in a Pipe - Single and Two-phase Flow. J. Vis. Exp. (134), e57437, doi:10.3791/57437 (2018).
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This manuscript provides step by step description of the manufacturing process of a test section designed to measure the local instantaneous heat transfer coefficient as a function of the liquid flow rate in a transparent pipe. With certain amendments, the approach is extended to gas-liquid flows, with a particular emphasis on the effect of a single elongated (Taylor) air bubble on heat transfer enhancement. A non-invasive thermography technique is applied to measure the instantaneous temperature of a thin metal foil heated electrically. The foil is glued to cover a narrow slot cut in the pipe. The thermal inertia of the foil is small enough to detect the variation in the instantaneous foil temperature. The test section can be moved along the pipe and is long enough to cover a considerable part of the growing thermal boundary layer.
At the beginning of each experimental run, a steady state with a constant water flow rate and heat flux to the foil is attained and serves as the reference. The Taylor bubble is then injected into the pipe. The heat transfer coefficient variations due to the passage of a Taylor bubble propagating in a vertical pipe is measured as function of the distance of the measuring point from the bottom of the moving Taylor bubble. Thus, the results represent the local heat transfer coefficients. Multiple independent runs preformed under identical conditions allow accumulating sufficient data to calculate reliable ensemble-averaged results on the transient convective heat transfer. In order to perform this in a frame of reference moving with the bubble, the location of the bubble along the pipe has to be known at all times. Detailed description of measurements of the length and of the translational velocity of the Taylor bubbles by optical probes is presented.
Numerous experimental studies of convective heat transfer, using different techniques to measure the wall and/or fluid temperature in a variety of flow configurations, have been performed during the last decades. One of the factors that limits the accuracy of temperature measurements in unsteady processes is the slow response of the sensors. To record local instantaneous wall temperature, the measuring equipment has to respond fast enough, while the surface at which the temperature is recorded has to be in thermal equilibrium with the time-dependent flow. Thus, the thermal inertia of the surface has to be sufficiently small. The relevant time scales are determined by the hydrodynamic phenomena that cause the change in the convective heat transfer. Fast time response is thus crucial for recording the time-dependent temperature in transient flow.
To meet these requirements, an IR camera is used to record a special self-manufactured test section that allows a fast temperature response to any change in the flow. A part of the pipe wall is cut off and replaced with a thin stainless-steel foil. A similar approach was used by Hetsroni et al.1, however, the foil they used was too thick to accurately measure changes of instantaneous temperatures and only time-averaged temperatures were presented. Decreasing the foil thickness improved the time response considerably.2 This method was applied in the lab to measure convective heat transfer coefficients in two-phase flow3,4 and transient phenomena in single phase pipe flow5.
A schematic layout of the two-phase flow facility is given in Figure 1, additional information on the unique air inlet device can be found in Babin et al.3
Investigation of convective heat transfer in two-phase flow is very complex due to the transient flow behavior and the effect of void fraction in the pipe cross-section. Therefore, many studies have only presented an average convective heat transfer coefficient for a given flow regime as a function of specific flow conditions6,7,8,9,10,11. However, the papers by Donnelly et al.12 and Liu et al.13 represent examples of two-phase local convective heat transfer studies.
The present study deals with heat transfer measurements around a single elongated (Taylor) bubble injected into stagnant or flowing liquid in a pipe. The Taylor bubble propagates in a constant translational velocity14,15,16. The bubble propagation velocity is determined using optical probes method consisting of a laser light source and photodiode3,4.
The combination of the IR camera and of the optical probes allows measurements of the local instantaneous convective heat transfer as a function of the distance from either the Taylor bubble top or bottom.
The instantaneous wall temperature can be used to calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient, h, and the Nusselt number:
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where q is the heat flux to the foil, Tw and T∞ are the wall temperature and the inlet water temperature respectively, k is the liquid conductivity and D is the pipe diameter. The bulk temperature which is commonly used to determine the heat transfer coefficients was not measured in order to avoid introducing any interference to the flow.
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1. Test Section for Measurements of Instantaneous Temperature
- Manufacturing process of test section (Figure 2)
- Cut a segment of a pipe at least 70 cm long.
Note: The diameter and wall thickness of the test section should be identical to that of the pipe used in the experimental facility.
- Use a milling machine to cut 4 adjacent narrow windows along the pipe in the test section, each window is 6 mm wide and 80 mm long with a 25-mm gap between consecutive windows.
- From a 12 µm thin stainless-steel foil, cut 40-60 cmlong and 12 mm wide strips.
Note: The foil will be used to seal the windows in the test pipe. The stainless steel should be coated with two gold stripes that mark a small distance from the ends of the foil and are to be used to weld the power supply wires to heat the foil, see Figure 2.
- Measure the foil's electrical resistance using an ohmmeter.
- Place the foil within the pipe following the steps described below.
- Create a basis for inserting the foil into the test section made of a rigid tube with an outer diameter equal to that of the test pipe inner diameter. To this end, cut a 20 mm wide and about 80 cm long part of the pipe wall
- Coat the basis with grease before placing the foil on it, to allow disconnecting the basis from the foil at a later stage.
- Place the foil on the basis and flatten it. Take a cloth with alcohol and clean the foil from any excess grease.
- Apply the adhesive on the foil periphery and on the three segments of the foil corresponding to the location of the bridges between the consecutive windows.
Note: The adhesive has to be strong with an initial hardening period of at least 20 minutes in order to ensure sufficient time for the foil attachment process; epoxy DP 460 is used.
- Carefully insert the basis with the foil into the test section with the foil facing upward toward the windows.
Note: This process should be done by two people.
- Ensure that the foil is aligned with the windows, the gold stripes should be at the edge of the two external windows. Once the foil is properly placed and covers the windows, link the basis to the test pipe at each end by using a clamp.
- Carefully insert a folded bicycle inner tire into the pipe under the basis, grease the tire if needed. Inflate the tire. During the inflation observe the adhesive spreading across the foil and reaching the basis.
Note: The pressure applied by the inflated tire should guarantee that the adhesive will tie the pipe inner wall and the foil. This will also shape the foil to the curvature of the pipe and reduce any possible interference to the flow due to the foil or the adhesive.
- With a cloth, clear any excess adhesive that has reached the window openings.
- Let the adhesive dry for 24 h. Deflate the tire, extract it and open the clamps.
- Disconnect the basis from the foil and pipe in the following steps:
- Gently touch each end of the basis to feel which end is easier to disconnect and begin disconnecting from that end.
- Use a long roller or a similar object to disconnect the original basis gradually, move slowly into the pipe until the entire basis is disconnected and the foil remains safely undamaged on the pipe.
Note: This process should be done carefully in order to protect the seal; if the seal is ruined a new heat transfer test pipe unit should be made.
- Check that the pipe is sealed by closing one end of the pipe and filling the pipe with water.
- Clean the excess grease from the inner side of the pipe with water and soap.
- Connect the electrical heating wires by welding to the golden stripes on the foil.
Note: To protect the foil at these spots, it is suggested to first link a small cooper chip to the foil and then weld the wire to it.
- With a thermal adhesive connect a T-type thermocouple to the bottom of each window. These thermocouples will be later used in the IR camera calibration process.
Note: The temperature readings from the thermocouples are recorded and recorded by a PC using an A/D converter.
- Spray paint the outer side of the foil with a black mat spray in order to maximize the emissivity.
- Cut a segment of a pipe at least 70 cm long.
- Applying heat flux to foil
- Connect the electrical heating wires from the edge of the foil to a DC power supply.
- Set the electrical current so the foil will reach a desired temperature.
Note: Do not reach a temperature that could impair the pipe. For Plexiglass the limit is about 45 °C. However, be sure to heat the foil enough to ensure that the foil's temperature remains at least a few degrees over the inlet water temperature, even during the cooling state due to the transient changes expected in the flow.
- Calculate the heat flux applied Q = I2R where I is the current applied and R is the foil's electrical resistance.
Note: The heat transfer from the foil's outer side that is open to air is negligible compared to the heat transfer to water inside the pipe2.
- Connect a PC controllable electrical switch to one of the heat flux wires in order to control the heat flux impulsive initiation and shutdown.
- IR camera
Note: Detailed specifics of the IR camera used in the lab can be seen in Ferhstman3,4. The camera is connected to a PC and controlled by a computer.
- If possible, connect the IR camera to a set of rails enabling three-dimensional movement of the camera to easily place it at different positions along the test section.
- Turn on the IR camera a few minutes before conducting any measurements, the internal sensors take time to cool down to the required temperature.
- Place the IR camera a few centimeters from the surface within the focal distance of the camera to enable focusing.
Note: Depending on the camera resolution be sure that the area measured is not smaller than a single pixel. It is preferable to have the surface area measured consisting of a number of pixels.
- Set focus of the IR camera.
- IR camera calibration process:
- Apply heat flux as stated in 1.2 and wait until a thermal steady state is reached, i.e. once the thermocouples placed on the foil record constant temperature. Measure the ambient temperature in the vicinity of the experimental facility with a thermocouple.
Note: This temperature will be used as the reflected temperature of the surface. For a high value of surface emissivity, this parameter is almost negligible.
- Enter the ambient temperature as the IR camera's parameter of reflected temperature.
- For each window in the foil, compare the temperature recorded by the IR camera to the recording of the thermocouple of that window. Adjust the emissivity property of the IR camera until the temperature recording of the IR camera is equal to the temperature recorded by the thermocouple.
Note: This can be done for several heat flux values; however, the emissivity is not sensitive at this relatively low-temperature range. In the experimental recordings, the average value of emissivity was 0.98.
- Apply heat flux as stated in 1.2 and wait until a thermal steady state is reached, i.e. once the thermocouples placed on the foil record constant temperature. Measure the ambient temperature in the vicinity of the experimental facility with a thermocouple.
2. Measurements of Taylor Bubble Translational Velocity and its Length
- Optical probe
Note: The optical probe includes a laser light source and a photodiode. When the entire cross-section of the pipe contains water, the laser beam is pointed at the photodiode causing the circuit to be closed. When the laser beam hits the air bubble, it is nudged from the photodiode and opens the circuit. Thus, a binary signal is obtained, indicating whether the optical probe is in front of an air bubble or of a liquid slug.
- In order to connect the sensor to the A/D card, build the following circuit (Figure 3).
- Turn on the laser, point it at the diode. Check the digital input of the circuit A/D software. If the laser hits the diode, then the circuit is closed and a positive signal should appear.
Note: Make sure that the diode is sensitive to the wavelength output of the laser. The optical sensors' data is recorded at the rate of 1 kHz.
3. Experimental Procedure
- Connect the test section to the experimental facility, by flanges or pipe records.
- Connect the heating electrical wires to the power source and the thermocouples to any computerized temperature recorder.
- Place the IR camera in front of the test section at the desired location.
- Make sure that the camera is focused on the foil; this is easier to do with the heat flux on.
- Apply heat flux (1.2) and perform the IR camera calibration process (1.3.5).
- Place the two optical probes along the test pipe
Note: If possible, place one optical probe at the location of the IR camera; this will allow synchronization between the temperature measurement and the location of the bubble, as the bubble is not visible to the IR camera. If not possible, be sure to shift the results in time accordingly to the bubble velocity and the distance between the IR camera and the optical probe.
- Check that the laser beam indeed hits the diode and yields a positive reading.
- Turn on the water pump and set the desired flow rate. Apply heat flux by adjusting the current of the power supply.
- Wait until a steady state temperature is attained. Execute the computer program to record the wall temperature of a single-phase pipe flow.
Note: In order to isolate the effect of the Taylor bubble on the convective heat transfer coefficient, it is essential to measure first the convective heat transfer coefficient in single-phase flow at an identical flow rate and heat flux as in the two-phase experiments. It is recommended to perform this before each individual event.
- Run the computer program that governs the bubble injection.
Note: This program should first inject a single Taylor bubble and then simultaneously measure the wall temperature using the IR camera and record the binary signals of the two optical probes. These two measurements should be synchronized in order to avoid additional time shifts between the recordings.
- Between the runs, set sufficient time delay to ensure that the system is back to the initial conditions, i.e. the wall temperature returns to the initial single-phase steady-state value.
Note: It is possible that the wall temperature of the single-phase steady state flow will increase in cases where a high heat flux is on continuously. This should be avoided by closing the heat flux and taking a break in the experiments.
4. Data Processing
- Calculate the heat transfer coefficient for single-phase steady state conditions based on eq. 1.
Note: This coefficient is independent of time. It will be used as a normalizing factor in the sequel.
- For each individual event recorded under given conditions, calculate the Taylor bubbles' length and translational velocity by dividing the distance between the optical probes, L, by the time period interval of the tip arrival time to each optical sensor: , where tL1 and tL2 are the times of the bubble tip arrival to the bottom and upper optical sensors, respectively.
- Use the Taylor bubble's translational velocity to calculate the bubble length by multiplying it by the duration of the open circuit of one of the optical probes.
- Calculating the instantaneous local heat transfer coefficient for two phase flow should be done as following:
Note: Although the entire experimental process is computerized, the length and the translational velocity of the Taylor bubbles do not remain exactly constant at each experimental run. Therefore, the instant at which the bubble reaches the measuring point varies. The optical probes and the IR camera have different frame rates, 1000 and 30 Hz respectively.
- Using the optical probe located in the vicinity of the IR camera, record the instant of the bubble tip arrival.
- This trigger signal provides the time reference for the IR camera recording.
Note: Ensemble average process is required in order to obtain the convective heat transfer coefficient as a function of the distance from the bubble bottom to the measuring point, z, where z=0 corresponds to the bubble bottom. This parameter should be normalized by the pipe diameter D.
- Set a resolution for z/D. All recorded data values for each individual event (corresponding to identical conditions) fall within the prescribed spatial resolution range and should be averaged to obtain a single representative value of the wall temperature at that distance from the bubble bottom.
Note: This spatial resolution should be decided based on the recording frequency of the IR camera and on the translational velocity of the Taylor bubble. In this study, it was taken between 0.15-0.3.
- Calculate the heat transfer coefficient as a function of the distance from the bubble tip/bottom using eq. 1.
- Normalize the two-phase local instantaneous heat transfer coefficient by the single-phase constant coefficient.
Note: This ratio represents an improvement in convective heat transfer rate due to the bubble passage compared to single-phase flow.
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Representative Results
An example of the optical sensors output records is presented in Figure 4 for a single Taylor bubble rising in a vertical pipe filled with stagnant water. The initial large drop represents the opening of the circuit due to the Taylor bubble tip, while the later much shorter drops following the rise to the initial value due to the passage of the elongated bubbles tail, represent the dispersed bubbles in the liquid wake behind the Taylor bubble. The time shift between the outputs of the two optical probes is evident and is due to the distance between the two probes along the pipe. In this experiment, the probes are space by 0.09 m. Calculating the translational velocity by eq. 3 results in Ut=0.23 m/s; in agreement with Dumitrescu13 for a Taylor bubble propagating in a vertical pipe with stagnant water:
The Taylor bubble length is measured by multiplying the translational velocity by the duration of the passage of the elongated bubble:
which corresponds to LB = 3.54D.
The representative ensemble-averaged results of the local convective heat transfer coefficient due to the passage of a 3.5D long single Taylor bubble rising in stagnant water in a vertical pipe are plotted in Figure 5. The results are presented in a frame of reference moving with the bubble bottom, therefore the negative values up to z/D=-3.5 correspond to the bubble region where a thin film separates between the bubble and pipe wall. The two-phase flow convective coefficients results are normalized by the single-phase flow coefficient value. It is evident that the maximum increment in the heat transfer convective coefficient is attained a few diameters behind the bubble bottom and can be as much as two times higher compared to the single-phase flow at the same flow rate. Furthermore, the effect of the Taylor bubble on the wall temperature has a prolonged effect, remaining essential up to hundreds of diameters behind the Taylor bubble bottom. This is attributed to the wake behind the bubble. These results serve as a clear demonstration of the growing interest in two-phase flow as a cooling mechanism.
Figure 1.Schematic layout of the experimental facility with heat transfer measurements test section. Details of the air and water entrance section are presented in the insert. Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.
Figure 2. A schematic layout of the test section. Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.
Figure 3. The optical sensor electrical circuit connecting between the diode and the A/D card linked to the PC. Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.
Figure 4. The optical sensor recording for a Taylor bubble rising in stagnant water. Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.
Figure 5. Normalized local heat transfer coefficients along a single slug unit for stagnant liquid (q=2100 W/m2). Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.
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Experimental investigation of local heat transfer in transient pipe flow is a complicated task that requires high-end measuring instruments and methods, as well as a custom-built experimental facility, in particular, a specially designed test section. The present protocol displays a thermography technique that is capable of faithfully measuring fast temporal changes in wall temperature and in heat transfer rate due to variations in flow hydrodynamics.
A detailed description of the manufacturing process of the test section is presented. The critical step in the preparation of the facility is replacing a part of the pipe wall by a thin stainless-steel foil. The foil is heated by an electrical current; its inner side is open to the time-dependent flow field, while the outer side is filmed by an IR camera thus detecting any change in the instantaneous foil temperature. The temporal response of the foil constitutes the only limitation of this technique. The material and the thickness of the foil should be selected to ensure sufficiently fast time response as compared to the characteristic times of the phenomena considered.
The method applied allows instantaneous IR camera-based heat transfer measurements relative to the moving Taylor bubble as determined by optical means. An ensemble averaging procedure over numerous realizations of the experiment for any given operational conditions applied in the present study ensures obtaining reliable results. The proposed technique can be used for characterization of local transient heat transfer in single and multiphase flows.
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This work was supported by the Israel Science Foundation, grant # 281/14.
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