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A New Technique for 3D Instantaneous Velocity Measurements, with Special Emphasis on Combustion

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Combustings Flow Diagnostics

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A new technique for simultaneous three-dimensional velocity measurements in a flowfield is presented in this paper. The technique uses double exposure holographic recording of a seeded flow and nonlinear optical processing of the holographically recorded information, to produce interference fringes representing the 3-D velocity vector at a selected point of the flowfield. Special emphasis is given on the adaptation of the technique to peculiarities pertinent to combustion-related problems.

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Moraitis, C.S., Riethmuller, M.C. (1992). A New Technique for 3D Instantaneous Velocity Measurements, with Special Emphasis on Combustion. In: Durão, D.F.G., Heitor, M.V., Whitelaw, J.H., Witze, P.O. (eds) Combustings Flow Diagnostics. NATO ASI Series, vol 207. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2588-8_12

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