Characterization of a high Reynolds number turbulent boundary layer by means of PIV
Jean-Marc Foucaut, Christophe Cuvier, Christian Willert, Julio Soria
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Jean-Marc Foucaut, Christophe Cuvier, Christian Willert, Julio Soria
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To characterize the turbulent boundary layer evolution in the LMFL wind tunnel, two experiments of velocity measurement by PIV were carried out. A first campaign was done based on a high magnification 2C2D PIV in the near wall region in order to capture the near wall scales and the mean gradient. A second experiment of stereo PIV using two systems was carried out to measure the full boundary layer with a good spatial resolution. By merging these two experiments, a good characterization can be made at 3 stations along the wind tunnel and for three free-stream velocities.
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To characterize the turbulent boundary layer evolution in the LMFL wind tunnel, two experiments of velocity measurement by PIV were carried out. A first campaign was done based on a high magnification 2C2D PIV in the near wall region in order to capture the near wall scales and the mean gradient. A second experiment of stereo PIV using two systems was carried out to measure the full boundary layer with a good spatial resolution. By merging these two experiments, a good characterization can be made at 3 stations along the wind tunnel and for three free-stream velocities.
Key concepts: Boundary layer, Wind tunnel, Reynolds number, Turbulence, Particle image velocimetry, Water tunnel, Boundary layer thickness, Boundary (topology)