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| adam_text | CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
.................................................................................................
1
1.1
HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND
.......................................................................
1
1.2
PRINCIPLES
OF
MEASURING
VELOCITIES
..................................................
6
1.3
PRINCIPLE
OF
PARTICLE
IMAGE
VELOCIMETRY
(PIV)
.............................
8
1.4
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PIV
DURING
THE
LAST
DECADES
............................
15
1.4.1
EARLY
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PIV
...............................................
15
1.4.2
PIV
TODAY
............................................................................
16
1.4.3
MAJOR
TECHNOLOGICAL
MILESTONES
OF
PIV
..........................
17
1.4.4
PIV
FOR
FUNDAMENTAL
RESEARCH
IN
TURBULENT
FLOWS
...................................................................................
20
1.4.5
PIV
FOR
INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH
IN
LARGE
TEST
FACILITIES
..............................................................................
26
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
29
2
PHYSICAL
AND
TECHNICAL
BACKGROUND
......................................................
33
2.1
TRACER
PARTICLES
...................................................................................
33
2.1.1
FLUID
MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES
.............................................
33
2.1.2
NEUTRALLY
BUOYANT
PARTICLES
...............................................
37
2.1.3
EFFECT
OF
CENTRIFUGAL
FORCES
.............................................
38
2.1.4
BROWNIAN
MOTION
................................................................
40
2.1.5
LIGHT
SCATTERING
BEHAVIOR
..................................................
42
2.1.6
EFFECTIVE
SIZE
OF
POLYDISPERSE
PARTICLES
..........................
46
2.2
PARTICLE
GENERATION
AND
SUPPLY
.......................................................
49
2.2.1
SEEDING
OF
LIQUIDS
..............................................................
49
2.2.2
SEEDING
OF
GASES
................................................................
51
2.2.3
SEEDING
DISTRIBUTION
IN
WIND
TUNNELS
............................
59
2.3
LIGHT
SOURCES
.....................................................................................
60
2.3.1
LASERS
...................................................................................
60
2.3.2
FEATURES
AND
COMPONENTS
OF
PIV
LASERS
........................
66
XIX
XX
CONTENTS
2.3.3
LIGHT
EMITTING
DIODES
.......................................................
73
2.3.4
WHITE
LIGHT
SOURCES
...........................................................
77
2.4
LIGHT
DELIVERY
...................................................................................
77
2.4.1
LIGHT
SHEET
OPTICS
..............................................................
77
2.4.2
FIBER
BASED
ILLUMINATION
....................................................
80
2.4.3
ILLUMINATION
OF
SMALL
VOLUMES
........................................
81
2.4.4
ILLUMINATION
OF
LARGE
VOLUMES
........................................
83
2.5
IMAGING
OF
SMALL
PARTICLES
..............................................................
84
2.5.1
DIFFRACTION
LIMITED
IMAGING
.............................................
84
2.5.2
LENS
ABERRATIONS
................................................................
88
2.5.3
PERSPECTIVE
PROJECTION
.........................................................
91
2.5.4
BASICS
OF
MICROSCOPIC
IMAGING
........................................
93
2.5.5
IN-PLANE
SPATIAL
RESOLUTION
OF
MICROSCOPIC
IMAGING
.................................................................................
95
2.5.6
MICROSCOPES
TYPICALLY
USED
IN
MICRO-PIV
...................
96
2.5.7
CONFOCAL
MICROSCOPIC
IMAGING
........................................
99
2.6
SENSOR
TECHNOLOGY
FOR
DIGITAL
IMAGE
RECORDING
............................
99
2.6.1
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
CCD
SENSORS
........................................
100
2.6.2
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
CMOS
SENSORS
....................................
101
2.6.3
SOURCES
OF
NOISE
................................................................
104
2.6.4
SPECTRAL
CHARACTERISTICS
.......................................................
105
2.6.5
LINEARITY
AND
DYNAMIC
RANGE
...........................................
106
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
107
3
RECORDING
TECHNIQUES
FOR
PIV
..................................................................
113
3.1
DIGITAL
CAMERAS
FOR
PIV
..................................................................
115
3.1.1
FULL-FRAME
CCD
................................................................
116
3.1.2
FRAME
TRANSFER
CCD
.........................................................
118
3.1.3
INTERLINE
TRANSFER
CCD
.......................................................
119
3.1.4
CMOS
IMAGING
SENSORS
....................................................
121
3.1.5
HIGH-SPEED
CAMERAS
.........................................................
123
3.2
SINGLE
FRAME/MULTI-EXPOSURE
RECORDING
........................................
125
3.2.1
IMAGE
SHIFTING
......................................................................
125
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
126
4
MATHEMATICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
STATISTICAL
PIV
EVALUATION
...................
129
4.1
PARTICLE
IMAGE
LOCATIONS
..................................................................
129
4.2
IMAGE
INTENSITY
FIELD
.......................................................................
131
4.3
MEAN
VALUE,
AUTO-CORRELATION
AND
VARIANCE
OF
A
SINGLE
EXPOSURE
RECORDING
.......................................................
133
4.4
CROSS-CORRELATION
OF
A
PAIR
OF
TWO
SINGLY
EXPOSED
RECORDINGS
..........................................................................................
136
CONTENTS
XXI
4.5
CORRELATION
OF
A
DOUBLY
EXPOSED
RECORDING
.................................
138
4.6
EXPECTED
VALUE
OF
DISPLACEMENT
CORRELATION
...............................
141
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
143
5
IMAGE
EVALUATION
METHODS
FOR
PIV
.......................................................
145
5.1
CORRELATION
AND
FOURIER
TRANSFORM
..................................................
146
5.1.1
CORRELATION
............................................................................
146
5.1.2
OPTICAL
FOURIER
TRANSFORM
..................................................
147
5.1.3
DIGITAL
FOURIER
TRANSFORM
..................................................
149
5.2
OVERVIEW
OF
PIV
EVALUATION
METHODS
..........................................
149
5.3
PIV
EVALUATION
...................................................................................
150
5.3.1
DISCRETE
SPATIAL
CORRELATION
IN
PIV
EVALUATION
..............
151
5.3.2
CORRELATION
SIGNAL
ENHANCEMENT
......................................
158
5.3.3
EVALUATION
OF
DOUBLY
EXPOSED
PIV
IMAGES
...................
167
5.3.4
ADVANCED
DIGITAL
INTERROGATION
TECHNIQUES
...................
169
5.3.5
CROSS-CORRELATION
PEAK
DETECTION
....................................
182
5.3.6
INTERROGATION
TECHNIQUES
FOR
PIV
TIME-SERIES
..............
187
5.4
PARTICLE
TRACKING
VELOCIMETRY
.........................................................
189
5.4.1
PARTICLE
IMAGE
DETECTION
AND
POSITION
ESTIMATION
.........
190
5.4.2
PARTICLE
PAIRING
AND
DISPLACEMENT
ESTIMATION
.................
192
5.4.3
SPATIAL
RESOLUTION
..............................................................
192
5.4.4
PERFORMANCE
OF
PARTICLE
TRACKING
....................................
193
5.4.5
MULTI-FRAME
PARTICLE
TRACKING
...........................................
196
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
196
6
PIV
UNCERTAINTY
AND
MEASUREMENT
ACCURACY
......................................
203
6.1
COMMON
PIV
MEASUREMENT
ERROR
CONTRIBUTIONS
..........................
203
6.1.1
MEASUREMENT
ERROR
DUE
TO
INVALID
MEASUREMENTS
....
206
6.1.2
RELATIVE
UNCERTAINTY,
DYNAMIC
VELOCITY
RANGE
AND
DYNAMIC
SPATIAL
RANGE
.............................................
208
6.1.3
MEASUREMENT
ERROR
..............................................................
209
6.1.4
ERROR
PROPAGATION
................................................................
211
6.2
PIV
MEASUREMENT
ERROR
ESTIMATION
...............................................
214
6.2.1
SYNTHETIC
PARTICLE
IMAGE
GENERATION
...............................
216
6.2.2
OPTIMIZATION
OF
PARTICLE
IMAGE
DIAMETER
........................
218
6.2.3
PEAK
LOCKING
.......................................................................
219
6.2.4
OPTIMIZATION
OF
PARTICLE
IMAGE
DENSITY
..........................
224
6.2.5
EFFECT
OF
BACKGROUND
NOISE
.............................................
225
6.2.6
EFFECT
OF
PARTICLE
IMAGE
SHIFT
...........................................
227
6.2.7
EFFECT
OF
OUT-OF-PLANE
MOTION
...........................................
228
6.2.8
EFFECT
OF
DISPLACEMENT
GRADIENTS
....................................
229
6.2.9
EFFECT
OF
STREAMLINE
CURVATURE
........................................
231
XXII
CONTENTS
6.3
OPTIMIZATION
OF
PIV
UNCERTAINTY
....................................................
232
6.4
MULTI-CAMERA
SYSTEMS
.......................................................................
235
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
238
7
POST-PROCESSING
OF
PIV
DATA
.....................................................................
243
7.1
DATA
VALIDATION
...................................................................................
244
7.1.1
VECTOR
DIFFERENCE
TEST
......................................................
249
7.1.2
MEDIAN
TEST
.........................................................................
249
7.1.3
NORMALIZED
MEDIAN
TEST
....................................................
249
7.1.4
Z-SCORE
TEST
.......................................................................
251
7.1.5
GLOBAL
HISTOGRAM
OPERATOR
...............................................
251
7.1.6
OTHER
VALIDATION
FILTERS
....................................................
253
7.1.7
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
DATA
VALIDATION
ALGORITHMS
..............
255
7.2
REPLACEMENT
SCHEMES
.......................................................................
256
7.3
DATA
ASSIMILATION
TECHNIQUES
.........................................................
256
7.3.1
ERROR
MINIMIZATION
..............................................................
257
7.3.2
ENHANCING
TEMPORAL
RESOLUTION
......................................
257
7.3.3
ENHANCING
SPATIAL
RESOLUTION
...........................................
259
7.4
VECTOR
FIELD
OPERATORS
.....................................................................
259
7.5
ESTIMATION
OF
DIFFERENTIAL
QUANTITIES
.............................................
260
7.5.1
STANDARD
DIFFERENTIATION
SCHEMES
....................................
262
7.5.2
ALTERNATIVE
DIFFERENTIATION
SCHEMES
.................................
265
7.5.3
UNCERTAINTIES
AND
ERRORS
IN
DIFFERENTIAL
ESTIMATION
............................................................................
269
7.6
ESTIMATION
OF
INTEGRAL
QUANTITIES
....................................................
271
7.6.1
PATH
INTEGRALS
-
CIRCULATION
...............................................
271
7.6.2
PATH
INTEGRALS
-
MASS
FLOW
...............................................
272
7.6.3
AREA
INTEGRALS
.....................................................................
273
7.6.4
PRESSURE
AND
FORCES
FROM
PIV
DATA
...................................
275
7.7
VORTEX
DETECTION
................................................................................
279
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
280
8
STEREOSCOPIC
PIV
..........................................................................................
285
8.1
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
STEREOSCOPIC
PIV
.............................................
286
8.1.1
RECONSTRUCTION
GEOMETRY
..................................................
287
8.1.2
STEREO
VIEWING
CALIBRATION
...............................................
290
8.1.3
CAMERA
CALIBRATION
..............................................................
292
8.1.4
DISPARITY
CORRECTION
...........................................................
296
8.1.5
STEREO-PIV
IN
LIQUIDS
.........................................................
301
8.1.6
GENERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR
STEREO
PIV
.....................
305
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
305
9
TECHNIQUES
FOR
3D-PIV
..............................................................................
309
9.1
THREE-COMPONENT
PIV
MEASUREMENTS
IN
A
VOLUME
........................
309
9.2
TOMOGRAPHIC
PIV
..............................................................................
312
9.2.1
GENERAL
FEATURES
................................................................
312
9.2.2
3D
OBJECT
RECONSTRUCTION
..................................................
323
9.2.3
3D
MOTION
ANALYSIS
...........................................................
333
9.2.4
4D-PIV
ANALYSIS
................................................................
335
9.2.5
MEDIA
GALLERY
....................................................................
335
9.3
VOLUMETRIE
PARTICLE
TRACKING
VELOCIMETRY
....................................
335
9.3.1
OVERVIEW
OF
PTV
MEASUREMENT
TECHNIQUES
.................
336
9.4
SHAKE-THE-BOX
LAGRANGIAN
PARTICLE
TRACKING
...............................
341
9.4.1
ITERATIVE
PARTICLE
RECONSTRUCTION
.................................
342
9.4.2
CALIBRATION
OF
OPTICAL
TRANSFER
FUNCTION
........................
344
9.4.3
SHAKE-THE-BOX
ALGORITHM
...............................................
347
9.4.4
SHAKE-THE-BOX
FOR
MULTI-PULSE
SYSTEMS:
3D
LAGRANGIAN
PARTICLE
TRACKING
IN
HIGH
SPEED
FLOWS
.........
351
9.4.5
FITTING
PARTICLE
POSITIONS
ALONG
THE
TRAJECTORY
..............
353
9.4.6
DATA
ASSIMILATION
FOR
INTERPOLATION
TO
CARTESIAN
MESH
.....................................................................................
354
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
358
10
MICRO-PIV
......................................................................................................
367
10.1
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................
367
10.1.1
MICROFLUIDICS
BACKGROUND
..................................................
367
10.1.2
MICROFLUIDIC
DIAGNOSTICS
....................................................
369
10.2
TYPICAL
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
2D
PLANAR
PPIV
.................................
370
10.3
2D
PLANAR
MICRO-PIV
DEVELOPMENT
...............................................
372
10.4
IMAGING
OF
VOLUME-ILLUMINATED
SMALL
PARTICLES
IN
PPIV
............
374
10.4.1
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
DIFFRACTION
PATTERN
............................
374
10.4.2
DEPTH
OF
FIELD
.....................................................................
376
10.4.3
DEPTH
OF
CORRELATION
...........................................................
377
10.4.4
PARTICLE
VISIBILITY
................................................................
381
10.5
3D
MICRO-PIV
...................................................................................
384
10.5.1
OVERVIEW
..............................................................................
384
10.5.2
EPI-FLUORESCENCE
SCANNING
MICROSCOPY
..........................
386
10.6
MULTI
CAMERA
APPROACHES
................................................................
387
10.6.1
(SCANNING)
STEREOSCOPIC
IMAGING
......................................
387
10.6.2
TOMOGRAPHIC
IMAGING
.........................................................
388
10.7
SINGLE
CAMERA
APPROACHES
..............................................................
390
10.7.1
CONFOCAL
SCANNING
MICROSCOPY
........................................
390
10.7.2
TECHNIQUES
BASED
ON
OUT-OF-FOCUS
IMAGING
WITHOUT
APERTURE
................................................................
392
10.7.3
DEFOCUSED
IMAGING
WITH
APERTURE
(THREE-PINHOLE
TECHNIQUE)
...............................................
393
10.7.4
IMAGING
BASED
ON
ABERRATIONS
(ASTIGMATISM)
..............
397
10.7.5
GENERAL
DEFOCUSING
PARTICLE
TRACKING
(GDPT)
..............
402
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
403
CONTENTS
XXIII
XXIV
CONTENTS
11
APPLICATIONS:
BOUNDARY
LAYERS
................................................................
413
11.1
BOUNDARY
LAYER
INSTABILITIES
...........................................................
413
11.2
NEAR
WALL
TURBULENT
BOUNDARY
LAYER
...........................................
416
11.3
BOUNDARY
LAYER
CHARACTERIZATION
....................................................
419
11.4
TURBULENT
BOUNDARY
LAYER
ANALYSIS
BY
MEANS
OF
LARGE-SCALE
PIV
AND
LONG-RANGE
FJPTV
...........................................................
424
11.5
SHOCK
WAVE/TURBULENT
BOUNDARY
LAYER
INTERACTION
...................
430
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
434
12
APPLICATIONS:
TRANSONIC
FLOWS
................................................................
439
12.1
CASCADE
BLADE
WITH
COOLING
AIR
EJECTION
......................................
439
12.2
TRANSONIC
FLOW
ABOVE
AN
AIRFOIL
..................................................
442
12.3
TRANSONIC
FLOW
AROUND
A
FAN
BLADE
.............................................
444
12.4
STEREO
PIV
APPLIED
TO
A
TRANSONIC
TURBINE
.................................
449
12.5
PIV
APPLIED
TO
A
TRANSONIC
CENTRIFUGAL
COMPRESSOR
...................
454
12.6
TRANSONIC
BUFFETING
MEASUREMENTS
ON
A
1:60
SCALE
ARIANE
5
LAUNCHER
USING
HIGH
SPEED
PIV
................................................
461
12.7
SUPERSONIC
PIV
MEASUREMENTS
ON
A
SPACE
SHUTTLE
MODEL
.........
466
12.8
PIV
IN
A
HIGH-SPEED
WIND
TUNNEL
................................................
469
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
474
13
APPLICATIONS:
HELICOPTER
AERODYNAMICS
..................................................
477
13.1
ROTOR
FLOW
INVESTIGATION
..................................................................
477
13.2
WIND
TUNNEL
MEASUREMENTS
OF
ROTOR
BLADE
VORTICES
.................
478
13.3
MEASUREMENT
OF
ROTOR
BLADE
VORTICES
IN
HOVER
..........................
481
13.3.1
THE
EXPERIMENTAL
SETUP
....................................................
482
13.3.2
EVALUATION
AND
ANALYSIS
....................................................
483
13.3.3
CONCLUSIONS
..........................................................................
487
13.4
FLOW
DIAGNOSTICS
OF
DYNAMIC
STALL
ON
A
PITCHING
AIRFOIL
.........
488
13.5
INVESTIGATION
OF
LAMINAR
SEPARATION
BUBBLE
ON
HELICOPTER
BLADES
.................................................................................................
493
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
497
14
APPLICATIONS:
AEROACOUSTIC
AND
PRESSURE
MEASUREMENTS
...................
501
14.1
PIV
APPLIED
TO
AEROACOUSTICS
.........................................................
501
14.2
PIV
IN
TRAILING-EDGE
NOISE
ESTIMATION
........................................
505
14.3
A
HIGH-SPEED
PIV
STUDY
ON
TRAILING-EDGE
NOISE
SOURCES
....
508
14.4
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
VORTEX
AND
PRESSURE
DYNAMICS
OF
REVOLVING
WINGS
..............................................................................
512
14.5
PIV-BASED
PRESSURE
AND
LOAD
DETERMINATION
IN
TRANSONIC
AIRCRAFT
PROPELLERS
..............................................................................
516
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
520
*
|15
APPLICATIONS:
FLOWS
AT
DIFFERENT
TEMPERATURES
...................................
523
^
15.1
STUDY
OF
THERMAL
CONVECTION
AND
COUETTE
FLOWS
.......................
523
15.2
COMBINED
PIT/PIV
OF
AIR
FLOWS
USING
THERMOCHROMIC
LIQUID
CRYSTALS
...................................................................................
528
I
15.3
PIV
FOR
CHARACTERISATION
OF
PLASMA
ACTUATORS
..............................
532
15.4
PIV
IN
REACTING
FLOWS
.....................................................................
536
^
15.5
FLOW
FIELD
MEASUREMENTS
ABOVE
WING
OF
HIGH-LIFT
AIRCRAFT
CONFIGURATION
AT
HIGH
REYNOLDS
NUMBER
......................................
541
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
544
16
APPLICATIONS:
MICRO
PIV
............................................................................
547
16.1
FLOW
IN
A
MICROCHANNEL
..................................................................
547
16.1.1
ANALYTICAL
SOLUTION
TO
CHANNEL
FLOW
...............................
547
16.1.2
EXPERIMENTAL
MEASUREMENTS
.............................................
549
16.2
FLOW
IN
AN
ELECTROTHERMAL
MICRO-VORTEX
......................................
551
16.3
PROPER
ORTHOGONAL
RECONSTRUCTION
OF
3D
MICRO
PIV
DATA
.........
555
16.4
HYBRID
EXPERIMENTAL-NUMERICAL
TECHNIQUE
FOR
3D
RECONSTRUCTION
...................................................................................
556
16.5
PARTICLE
VELOCIMETRY
USING
EVANESCENT-WAVE
ILLUMINATION
FOR
NEAR-WALL
FLOWS
..........................................................................
558
16.6
MEASUREMENTS
OF
THE
FLOW
AROUND
A
GROWING
HYDROGEN
BUBBLE
USING
LONG-RANGE
/RPIV
AND
SHADOWGRAPHY
.................
565
16.7
IN
VIVO
BLOOD
FLOW
MEASUREMENTS
USING
MICRO-PIV
.................
571
16.8
RECONSTRUCTION
OF
FLUID
INTERFACES
USING
3D
ASTIGMATIC
PARTICLE
TRACKING
VELOCIMETRY
.........................................................
574
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
580
17
APPLICATIONS:
STEREO
PIV
AND
MULTIPLANE
STEREO
PIV
........................
585
17.1
STEREO
PIV
APPLIED
TO
A
VORTEX
RING
FLOW
.................................
585
17.2
MULTIPLANE
STEREO
PIV
.......................................................................
590
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
596
18
APPLICATIONS:
VOLUMETRIC
FLOW
MEASUREMENTS
....................................
597
18.1
VORTICITY
DYNAMICS
OF
JETS
WITH
TOMOGRAPHIC
PIV
.....................
597
18.2
NEAR-WALL
TURBULENCE
CHARACTERIZATION
IN
A
TURBULENT
BOUNDARY
LAYER
USING
SHAKE-THE-BOX
........................................
600
18.3
LARGE-SCALE
VOLUMETRIC
ROW
MEASUREMENT
OF
A
THERMAL
PLUME
USING
LAGRANGIAN
PARTICLE
TRACKING
(SHAKE-THE-BOX)
.................................................................................
606
18.4
LAGRANGIAN
PARTICLE
TRACKING
IN
A
LARGE-SCALE
IMPINGING
JET
USING
SHAKE-THE-BOX
................................................................
610
18.5
3D
LAGRANGIAN
PARTICLE
TRACKING
OF
A
HIGH-SUBSONIC
JET
USING
FOUR-PULSE
SHAKE-THE-BOX
.............................................
616
CONTENTS
XXV
XXVI
CONTENTS
18.6
FLOW
OVER
A
FULL-SCALE
CYCLIST
MODEL
BY
TOMOGRAPHIC
PTV
.
.
.
623
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
629
19
RELATED
TECHNIQUES
.....................................................................................
633
19.1
DEFORMATION
MEASUREMENT
BY
DIGITAL
IMAGE
CORRELATION
(DIC)
..............................................................................
634
19.1.1
DEFORMATION
MEASUREMENT
IN
A
HIGH-PRESSURE
FACILITY
................................................................................
635
19.2
BACKGROUND-ORIENTED
SCHLIEREN
TECHNIQUE
(BOS)
........................
638
19.2.1
INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
638
19.2.2
PRINCIPLE
OF
THE
BOS
TECHNIQUE
......................................
638
19.2.3
APPLICATION
OF
THE
BOS
TO
COMPRESSIBLE
VORTICES
....
641
19.2.4
CONCLUSIONS
.........................................................................
647
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
648
APPENDIX
A:
SUGGESTED
TEXT
BOOKS
.................................................................
651
APPENDIX
B:
MATHEMATICAL
APPENDIX
.............................................................
655
APPENDIX
C:
LIST
OF
SYMBOLS
AND
ACRONYMS
...............................................
657
INDEX
.......................................................................................................................
665
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| spellingShingle | Raffel, Markus 1962- Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide Engineering Chemical engineering Fluids Physical measurements Measurement Thermodynamics Heat engineering Heat transfer Mass transfer Fluid mechanics Engineering Fluid Dynamics Measurement Science and Instrumentation Fluid- and Aerodynamics Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Signal, Image and Speech Processing Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer Particle-Image-Velocimetry (DE-588)4333165-8 gnd |
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| title | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide |
| title_auth | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide |
| title_exact_search | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide |
| title_full | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide Markus Raffel, Christian E. Willert, Fulvio Scarano, Christian J. Kähler, Steve T. Wereley, Jürgen Kompenhans |
| title_fullStr | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide Markus Raffel, Christian E. Willert, Fulvio Scarano, Christian J. Kähler, Steve T. Wereley, Jürgen Kompenhans |
| title_full_unstemmed | Particle Image Velocimetry A Practical Guide Markus Raffel, Christian E. Willert, Fulvio Scarano, Christian J. Kähler, Steve T. Wereley, Jürgen Kompenhans |
| title_short | Particle Image Velocimetry |
| title_sort | particle image velocimetry a practical guide |
| title_sub | A Practical Guide |
| topic | Engineering Chemical engineering Fluids Physical measurements Measurement Thermodynamics Heat engineering Heat transfer Mass transfer Fluid mechanics Engineering Fluid Dynamics Measurement Science and Instrumentation Fluid- and Aerodynamics Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Signal, Image and Speech Processing Engineering Thermodynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer Particle-Image-Velocimetry (DE-588)4333165-8 gnd |
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