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Velocity bias technique for particle image velocimetry measurements of high-speed flows

L M. Lourenco

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Abstract

An optical velocity bias device for use with the particle image velocimetry technique is implemented and successfully used to map a high-speed flow with velocity reversal and a large dynamic range.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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