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Ultrasonic Doppler Velocimeter (UDV)
Laboratory
Complex Fluids Research Laboratory with Applications in Energy and the Environment
Department
Department of Chemical Engineering
Manufacturer (model)
Signal Processing SA (DOP 4000)
Commissioning
2016
Equipment Description
The DOP 4000 ultrasonic Doppler velocimeter uses a pulsed ultrasonic echo technique to measure fluid velocity profiles. The velocimeter can simultaneously measure different types of profiles, including Doppler energy profiles, echo profiles, and spectral density (FFT), along with several other useful parameters in flowing liquids. In the laboratory, this instrument is particularly used to characterize velocity profiles in non-uniform channels.
Technical Specifications
Pulse emission period: 100 ns (10 MHz) to 2,220 ns (450 kHz)
Step size: 20 ns
Three emission power levels, with maximum instantaneous levels:
Low: 10 Vpp
Medium: 30 Vpp
High: 60 Vpp
Pulse repetition frequency: 0.1 Hz to 15,625 kHz
Uniform gain (TGC): −40 to +40 dB
Curve: Linear in dB
Sensitivity: > −100 dBm
Areas of expertise
Fluid Mechanics
Blood Flow
Microfluidics
Conditions of Use
Training on the instrument is required, or the instrument must be operated by a research professional. Available to academic and/or industrial collaborators.
Rental Fees (CAD)
On-Campus
80$/h
Off-Campus (Academic)
120$/h
Industry
150$/h
Reservations
Prof Seyed Mohammad Taghavi
seyed-mohammad.taghavi@gch.ulaval.ca
418 656-2131 poste 402634

