Zeitabhängige Zellularkonvektion

Kirchartz, K. R.; jun., H. Oertel

doi:10.1515/9783112622469-091

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“…Elegant thermo-convective experiments using shearing interferometers are presented in [28][29][30] and further examples may be found in [6,31]. A thermocapillary experiment on the motion of bubbles and drops using a shearing interferometer with a Wollaston prism was conducted onboard the Space Shuttle during its LMS-mission in 1996.…”

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Optical whole-field methods for thermo-convective flow analysis in microgravity

Wozniak¹

1999

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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In this paper optical whole-field methods for the analysis of thermo-convective flow phenomena, with special emphasis on space experiments in microgravity, are described in some detail. These flows are usually investigated regarding their temperature and velocity field. Measurement methods and their potential for these field properties are discussed in view of microgravity applications; representative sample results of relevant experiments are presented.

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Optical whole-field methods for thermo-convective flow analysis in microgravity

Wozniak¹

1999

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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Optical whole-field methods for thermo-convective flow analysis in microgravity

Optical whole-field methods for thermo-convective flow analysis in microgravity

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