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Ghost particle reduction in particle streak velocimetry

Christina Tsalicoglou, T. Roesgen

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Ghost particles are ambiguities in the process of the 3D-reconstruction of seeding particles detected in short-exposure imaging for volumetric flow velocimetry. 3D Particle Streak Velocimetry (3D-PSV) relies on long-exposure images, where the pathlines of the seeding particles are imaged as streaks. In this work, we demonstrate the inherent suitability of 3D-PSV for ghost particle rejection by calculating the probability of ghost streak generation in different scenarios and comparing our results to simulations.

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Ghost particles are ambiguities in the process of the 3D-reconstruction of seeding particles detected in short-exposure imaging for volumetric flow velocimetry. 3D Particle Streak Velocimetry (3D-PSV) relies on long-exposure images, where the pathlines of the seeding particles are imaged as streaks. In this work, we demonstrate the inherent suitability of 3D-PSV for ghost particle rejection by calculating the probability of ghost streak generation in different scenarios and comparing our results to simulations.

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Ghost particles are ambiguities in the process of the 3D-reconstruction of seeding particles detected in short-exposure imaging for volumetric flow velocimetry. 3D Particle Streak Velocimetry (3D-PSV) relies on long-exposure images, where the pathlines of the seeding particles are imaged as streaks. In this work, we demonstrate the inherent suitability of 3D-PSV for ghost particle rejection by calculating the probability of ghost streak generation in different scenarios and comparing our results to simulations.

Key concepts: Streak, Seeding, Particle tracking velocimetry, Velocimetry, Particle image velocimetry, Particle (ecology), Physics, Optics

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