Introduction | p. 1 |
Flows and Flow Measurements | p. 1 |
Traditional Methods of Flow Measurements | p. 2 |
Laser Methods and Laser Doppler Anemometry (LDA) | p. 2 |
Developments of LDA Fundamentals and Instrumentations | p. 4 |
Developments of LDA Application Methods | p. 5 |
Purposeful Flow Measurements and Rational Measurement Evaluations | p. 8 |
Purposes of this Book | p. 9 |
Specifications of Engineering Turbulent Flows | p. 11 |
Turbulent Flow Properties | p. 11 |
Statistical Views of Flow Turbulences | p. 11 |
Isotropic and Anisotropic Turbulences | p. 13 |
Reynolds Turbulent Stresses | p. 15 |
LDA Principles and Laser Optics | p. 19 |
Light Wave and Its Propagation | p. 19 |
The Doppler Effect | p. 22 |
Superposition of Two Plane Light Waves | p. 24 |
LDA Principle | p. 27 |
Fringe Model on the Light Interference | p. 29 |
Frequency Shift Method to Resolve the Flow Direction | p. 32 |
Fringe Shift Speed | p. 34 |
Gaussian Beam Properties | p. 35 |
Geometrical Specifications of the Gaussian Beam | p. 35 |
Transmission Performance of the Gaussian Beam | p. 38 |
Measurement Volume Size | p. 39 |
LDA Systems | p. 41 |
Hardware and Optical Components | p. 41 |
Specification of LDA Measurement Volumes | p. 44 |
Basic Data Processing Methods in LDA Measurements | p. 47 |
Direct Data Processing for Mean Velocities and Velocity Fluctuations | p. 47 |
Weighting Facilities of Mean Velocity and Fluctuations | p. 51 |
Linear Transformation of Velocities and Turbulent Stresses | p. 53 |
Orthogonal Linear Transformation | p. 53 |
Velocity Transformation | p. 53 |
Turbulent Stress Transformation | p. 55 |
Directional Distribution of Turbulent Stresses | p. 55 |
Non-orthogonal Transformation | p. 61 |
Velocity Transformation | p. 62 |
Turbulent Stress Transformation | p. 63 |
Graphical Presentation of Turbulent Stresses | p. 65 |
Ellipse Form of the Turbulence Distribution | p. 65 |
Expressions of Turbulent Stresses in Mohr's Stress Circle | p. 66 |
Tracer Particles and Particle Motion Equations | p. 69 |
Effective Forces Exerted on the Particle in the Flow | p. 70 |
Viscous Drag Force | p. 70 |
Gravitational and Lift Forces | p. 71 |
Pressure Force | p. 72 |
Force from Added Mass | p. 73 |
Particle Motion Equation | p. 74 |
Particle Motion in the Straight Flow of Constant Velocity | p. 75 |
Particle Motion in Nozzle and Diffuser Flows | p. 76 |
Nozzle Flow | p. 78 |
Diffuser Flow | p. 80 |
Particle Motion in the Oscillation Flow | p. 82 |
Particle Flows of Small Stokes Numbers | p. 86 |
Particle Flows of Large Stokes Numbers | p. 88 |
Zero Correlation Method (ZCM) | p. 89 |
Shear Stress Measurements with Non-coincident LDA | p. 89 |
Basics of ZCM | p. 90 |
Extension of ZCM | p. 93 |
Non-orthogonal Velocity Components | p. 93 |
Three-Dimensional Flow Turbulence | p. 93 |
Restriction and Validation of ZCM | p. 94 |
Dual Measurement Method (DMM) | p. 97 |
Possibility of Resolving the Secondary Flow | p. 97 |
DMM in Basic Form | p. 99 |
DMM with Coordinate Transformation | p. 103 |
Extension of DMM | p. 105 |
Direct Component Measurements | p. 106 |
Method of Using Coordinate Transformation | p. 109 |
Symmetrical Method of 3D-Velocity Measurements | p. 113 |
Non-stationary Turbulent Flows | p. 117 |
Non-stationary Turbulent Flows in the Practice | p. 117 |
Time-Resolved Non-stationary Turbulent Flows | p. 119 |
Method of Linear Least Squares Fitting | p. 119 |
Linear Trend of the Velocity and the Calculation Method | p. 121 |
Time-Dependent Flow Turbulences | p. 123 |
Phase-Resolved Non-stationary Turbulent Flows | p. 126 |
Method of Linear Least Squares Fitting | p. 127 |
Linear Trend of the Velocity and the Calculation Method | p. 128 |
Phase-Dependent Flow Turbulences | p. 130 |
Turbulent Flow with Spatial Velocity Gradient | p. 133 |
Apparent Turbulence Intensity and Related Quantities | p. 135 |
Combined Velocity Bias Effect | p. 140 |
Mean Velocity | p. 141 |
Turbulent Normal Stress | p. 142 |
Method of Resolving the Non-uniform Velocity Distribution | p. 145 |
Flow Measurements Behind the Plane Window: On-axis | p. 147 |
Fringe Spacing | p. 147 |
Shift of the Measurement Volume | p. 148 |
Optical Dispersion and its Negligible Effect | p. 149 |
Flow Measurements Behind the Plane Window: Off-axis | p. 151 |
Off-axis Measurements and Velocity Transformation | p. 152 |
Fringe Spacing in Measurement Volume and Velocity Corrections | p. 153 |
Refraction of Optical Axis and Orientation of the Measurement Volume | p. 155 |
Two-Dimensional Shift of the Measurement Volume | p. 156 |
Astigmatism and its Presence in Transmitting Optics | p. 159 |
Astigmatism at the Focused Laser Beam Bundle | p. 163 |
One-time Refraction of a Focused Beam Bundle | p. 163 |
Multiple Refraction of a Focused Beam Bundle | p. 169 |
Measurement Volume and Its Distortion | p. 170 |
Single Refraction of Laser Beams | p. 172 |
Multiple Refractions of Laser Beams | p. 173 |
Astigmatism at the On-axis LDA Alignment | p. 174 |
Signal Qualities and the Lens Dependence | p. 175 |
Deterioration of Signal Qualities and Strengths | p. 175 |
Lens Dependence of Signal Qualities and Strengths | p. 176 |
Error Sensitivities in Forming the Measurement Volume | p. 179 |
Beam Separation in the Test Medium | p. 179 |
Beam Separation After Multiple Refractions | p. 185 |
Possible Impact on PDA Measurements | p. 185 |
Method for Compensation of Astigmatism | p. 186 |
Flow Measurements in Circular Pipes | p. 191 |
Measurements of Axial Velocities | p. 193 |
Measurements of Tangential Velocities | p. 197 |
Basic Geometrical Relationships | p. 197 |
Simplifications of Calculations | p. 198 |
Fringe Spacing and Velocity Corrections | p. 199 |
Measurements of Radial Velocities | p. 200 |
Accurate Positioning of the Measurement Volume | p. 200 |
Laser Beam Intersection Angle | p. 205 |
Fringe Spacing and Velocity Corrections | p. 206 |
Orientation of the Measurement Volume | p. 207 |
Determination of Radial Velocities | p. 208 |
Remarks on the Method | p. 208 |
Optical Aberrations and Measurement Volume Distortion | p. 209 |
Optical Aberrations in Transmitting and Receiving Optics | p. 210 |
Dislocation of Laser Beam Waists from the Measurement Volume | p. 211 |
Fringe Distortion Effects | p. 219 |
Linear Longitudinal Distribution of the Fringe Spacing | p. 220 |
Fringe Distortion Number and the Apparent Mean Velocity | p. 221 |
Overestimation of the Flow Turbulence | p. 224 |
Velocity Bias Effects | p. 227 |
Velocity Bias as a Flow Phenomenon | p. 227 |
Velocity Bias and the Momentum Flow Rate | p. 229 |
Velocity Bias in One-Dimensional Flow Fluctuations | p. 231 |
Velocity Bias in Two- and Three-Dimensional Flow Fluctuations | p. 235 |
Velocity Bias in Mean Velocities | p. 236 |
Velocity Bias in Turbulent Normal Stresses | p. 238 |
Velocity Bias in Turbulent Shear Stresses | p. 241 |
LDA Application Examples | p. 243 |
High Speed Water Jet Flow in a Pelton Turbine | p. 243 |
Measurements of Warp Yarn Speed in a Weaving Machine | p. 247 |
Verification of the Shift Frequency in the Laser Beam | p. 249 |
Off-axis LDA Alignment and Measurement Volume Displacement | p. 253 |
Laser Beams in the Meridian Plane | p. 254 |
Laser Beams in the Sagittal Plane | p. 255 |
Combination | p. 257 |
Laser Beam Orientation Under the Effect of the Bias Angle ¿ | p. 259 |
Coordinate Transformation of the Reynolds Stress Matrix | p. 263 |
References | p. 267 |
Index | p. 271 |
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