Temperature, density, and pressure at selected point in low-temperature, turbulent gaseous flow measured simultaneously by pulsed laser-induced fluorescence (LIF). Measurements made with spatial and temporal resolution. LIF measurements nonintrusive and constitute first alternative means of measuring turbulent fluctuations in temperature and density that compares with conventional hot-wire-anemometer data. Laser beams focused to small spots in wind tunnel and reference cell induce fluorescence in nitric oxide, small amount s mixed with main gas flow. Fluorescence radiation depends on main-gas temperature, pressure, and density and measured to deduce these quantities.
Measuring Gases With Laser-Induced Fluorescence
NASA Tech Briefs ; 11 , 9
1987-10-01
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