Flying Hot-Wire Anemometry with X-Wire Probe
this paper discusses the principle of the flying hot-wire (FHW) method. the procedure is discussed in terms of 3 different probe paths and related probe velocity: linier, circulat and curvrlinear. A common signal analysis procedure for the evaluation of the relative velocity from the X probe signals...
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1990
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Online Access: | http://eprints.utp.edu.my/4116/ |
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Institution: | Universiti Teknologi Petronas |
Summary: | this paper discusses the principle of the flying hot-wire (FHW) method. the procedure is discussed in terms of 3 different probe paths and related probe velocity: linier, circulat and curvrlinear. A common signal analysis procedure for the evaluation of the relative velocity from the X probe signals is also presented. finally, results from measurements in the separated region behind a backward facing step is presented. |
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