The objective of this work is to verify the accuracy of indirect pressure measurement from particle image velocimetry in water entry problems. The pressure is evaluated by solving the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations, whose kinematic components are estimated from particle image velocimetry. We focus on the water entry of a rigid wedge, for which we explore variations of the entry velocity. Experimental results are verified through comparison with well-established analytical formulations based on potential flow theory. Our findings demonstrate the feasibility of accurately reconstructing the hydrody- namic pressure field over the entire duration of the impact. Along with a thorough experimental validation of the method, we also offer i...
The paper presents velocity measurements, using particle image velocimetry, as well as a reconstruct...
We describe and characterize a method for estimating the pressure field corresponding to velocity fi...
Hydroelastic impacts are of major interest in naval applications since, due to the mutual interactio...
The objective of this work is to verify the accuracy of indirect pressure measurement from particle ...
Hydrodynamic impact of bodies onto the water surface is a problem of great importance in the design ...
This paper presents the experimental description of the water entry problem of a symmetrical wedge w...
This paper presents experimental results regarding the slamming of rigid and deformable bodies on to...
In this work, a non-intrusive pressure reconstruction method based on particle image velocimetry (PI...
none2siPredicting the hydrodynamic loading experienced by lightweight structures during water impact...
AbstractIn this work, a non-intrusive pressure reconstruction method based on particle image velocim...
The flow problem of hydrodynamic impact during water entry of solid objects of various shapes and co...
As soon a ship operates at high forward speeds its weight is pre-dominantly supported by hydrodynami...
The topic of this article is a review of the approach to extract pressure fields from flow velocity ...
The direct measurement of loads with force balance can become challenging when the forces are small ...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityThe problem treated in this dissertation is the behavior of a ...
The paper presents velocity measurements, using particle image velocimetry, as well as a reconstruct...
We describe and characterize a method for estimating the pressure field corresponding to velocity fi...
Hydroelastic impacts are of major interest in naval applications since, due to the mutual interactio...
The objective of this work is to verify the accuracy of indirect pressure measurement from particle ...
Hydrodynamic impact of bodies onto the water surface is a problem of great importance in the design ...
This paper presents the experimental description of the water entry problem of a symmetrical wedge w...
This paper presents experimental results regarding the slamming of rigid and deformable bodies on to...
In this work, a non-intrusive pressure reconstruction method based on particle image velocimetry (PI...
none2siPredicting the hydrodynamic loading experienced by lightweight structures during water impact...
AbstractIn this work, a non-intrusive pressure reconstruction method based on particle image velocim...
The flow problem of hydrodynamic impact during water entry of solid objects of various shapes and co...
As soon a ship operates at high forward speeds its weight is pre-dominantly supported by hydrodynami...
The topic of this article is a review of the approach to extract pressure fields from flow velocity ...
The direct measurement of loads with force balance can become challenging when the forces are small ...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityThe problem treated in this dissertation is the behavior of a ...
The paper presents velocity measurements, using particle image velocimetry, as well as a reconstruct...
We describe and characterize a method for estimating the pressure field corresponding to velocity fi...
Hydroelastic impacts are of major interest in naval applications since, due to the mutual interactio...