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Holographic flow visualization of time-varying shock waves

Arthur J. Decker
- 15 Sep 1981 - 
- Vol. 20, Iss: 18, pp 3120-3127
TLDR
Rapid-double-exposure, diffuse-illumination holography is evaluated analytically and experimentally as a flow visualization method for time-varying shock waves for transonic compressor rotor cases.
Abstract
Rapid-double-exposure, diffuse-illumination holography is evaluated analytically and experimentally as a flow visualization method for time-varying shock waves. Conditions are determined that minimize the distance (localization error) between the surface or curve of interference-fringe localization and the shock surface. Treated specifically are the cases of shock waves in a transonic compressor rotor for which there is laser anemometer data for comparison and shock waves in a flutter cascade.

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The Mach interferometer applied to studying an axially symmetric supersonic air jet.

TL;DR: The Mach interferometer has been used to study a supersonic air jet, and the method of adjustment, measurement, and evaluation of interferograms, calculation of densities, and typical results are given.
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