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Spatio-temporal image analysis of particle streaks in micro-channels for low-cost electro-hydrodynamic flow characterization

by: P. Mahanti, T. Taylor, D. Cochran, M. Hayes, N. Weiss, P. Jones
In Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society,EMBC, 2011 Annual International Conference of the IEEE (August 2011), pp. 4026-4029, doi:10.1109/iembs.2011.6091000  Key: citeulike:11344395

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Flow characterization is a primary analytical method for performance evaluation of microfluidic devices. With the increasing prevalence of microfluidic devices in recent years, there is a growing need for simple methods of automated flow estimation. In this work, a novel flow diagnostic technique based on image analysis of particle streaks is introduced, to characterize local flow velocities. While 1D velocimetry using particle tracks has occasionally been discussed for macro-scale environments, the use of particle streaks for 2-D flow characterization in micro-channels has not been explored. The proposed technique is qualitatively validated against electrokinetic experiment and numerically validated with simulated flows.


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