This article deals with a new approach to the investigation of unsteady transonic flow fields around aerodynamic models and in blade cascades using a schlieren method of flow visualisation. The principle and the application of the Colour Streak Schlieren Method (CSSM) are defined. The characteristic flow field features were observed and analysed around an oscillating NACA 0012 airfoil under the conditions of transonic free stream Mach number (M∞ = 0.9), initial angle of attack (α = +4 deg), one amplitude of oscillation (Δα=±3 deg), and three frequencies of model oscillation (f = 1, 15, 30 Hz). There is a description of the terminal shock wave hysteresis across the investigated area, which was revealed in particular cases. Application possib...
This study is concerned primarily with the complex nature of leading edge flow separation occurring ...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...
Schlieren flow visualization methods are an important part of high speed wind tunnel testing, being ...
Computer vision-based methods are proposed for extraction and measurement of flow structures of inte...
A new method to measure shock wave unsteadiness is presented. Time-resolved visualizations of the fl...
This thesis presents an experimental study of the unsteady phenomenon known as transonic buffet. Com...
The paper demonstrates the feasibility of quantitative flow visualisation methods for inv...
The influence of blade deterioration on the time-averaged and instantaneous flow around a fan airfo...
This work introduces a semi-quantitative schlieren (SQS) method which is used to qualitatively and q...
A new method for obtaining large scale interferograms of flow fields in real time was investigated. ...
There is a need for methods to predict the unsteady air loads associated with flutter of turbomachin...
Knowledge of the shock wave position is quantitative information which helps in gathering and unders...
A transonic shock-wave/boundary-layer interaction (T-SWBLI) established on a shock-generation bump h...
The influence of leading edge modification on the time-averaged and instantaneous flow around a fan ...
This study is concerned primarily with the complex nature of leading edge flow separation occurring ...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...
Schlieren flow visualization methods are an important part of high speed wind tunnel testing, being ...
Computer vision-based methods are proposed for extraction and measurement of flow structures of inte...
A new method to measure shock wave unsteadiness is presented. Time-resolved visualizations of the fl...
This thesis presents an experimental study of the unsteady phenomenon known as transonic buffet. Com...
The paper demonstrates the feasibility of quantitative flow visualisation methods for inv...
The influence of blade deterioration on the time-averaged and instantaneous flow around a fan airfo...
This work introduces a semi-quantitative schlieren (SQS) method which is used to qualitatively and q...
A new method for obtaining large scale interferograms of flow fields in real time was investigated. ...
There is a need for methods to predict the unsteady air loads associated with flutter of turbomachin...
Knowledge of the shock wave position is quantitative information which helps in gathering and unders...
A transonic shock-wave/boundary-layer interaction (T-SWBLI) established on a shock-generation bump h...
The influence of leading edge modification on the time-averaged and instantaneous flow around a fan ...
This study is concerned primarily with the complex nature of leading edge flow separation occurring ...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...
This paper presents a technique to automatically detect flow structures recorded in schlieren images...