Flow Visualization of Transient Phenomena in Wind Tunnels
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
5-1990
Abstract
Schlieren photography is used to observe the steady state and transient behavior of axial and vectored flow in a two-dimensional thrust vector control nozzle in two different wind tunnels. It is shown that video recording in conjunction with a schlieren optical system is a convenient and useful means of observing transient flow conditions. To illustrate the video capability, the flow response in input variations in the two-dimensional confined jet nozzle is made visible and recorded by the schlieren/video system. The method can be used in wind tunnels in general.
Source Publication
Instrumentation Society of America Symposium, Denver CO, May 1990. Further details at AD-A206 011
Recommended Citation
Caton, J. L. (1990). Flow Visualization of Transient Phenomena in Wind Tunnels. Instrumentation Society of America Symposium 1990. https://scholar.afit.edu/2770
Comments
DTIC ADA284360