On 30/12/2010 08:07, Sarin Sukumar A wrote:
> Hi
>
> Once i Asked about detecting bubbles in a liquid. I really got very good
> good suggestions from this forum.
> Now i am able to detect the bubbles and count them. But for testing it i
> have to make something like shown in the figure.
> i have the tube with me. It is just like a test tube with one end have a
> closing cap. i need to fill it with a liquid and trap bubbles inside it a=
s
> shown in the figure. it can be air bubbles or can use a combination of tw=
o
> liquids, like water and oil. Does any body have any idea of trapping bubb=
les
> like this.

Maybe you could use something like a fish tank pump/aerator device - if=20
you have a tube (like a test tube but open both ends) you could seal the=20
valve (whatever releases the bubbles) into one end.
I guess it depends on how much control you want over the number of=20
bubbles/frequency etc - if you could provide a little more info here=20
that would be good.

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