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Kouchi et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Extracting dominant turbulent structures in supersonic flow using two-dimensional Fourier transform

Kouchi et al., 2017

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9595158630140906182
Author
Kouchi T
Masuya G
Yanase S
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Experiments in Fluids

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A new image process for quantifying both convection velocities (UC) and scales (λ d) of turbulent structures captured in a fast-framing schlieren movie is presented. We obtained 90 time-series schlieren images of a transverse jet into a Mach 2 supersonic flow with 1-MHz …
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