Abstract. Stereo PIV measurements has been performed behind the inclined plate, angle of attack 5 and 10 deg. Occurrence and dynamics of streamwise structures behind the plate trailing edge have been studied in details using POD method. The streamwise structures are represented by vortices and low-and highvelocity regions, probably streaks. The obtained results support the hypothesis of an airfoil-flow force interaction
Abstract. In this paper experimental study of flow in T-junction using 3D PIV method is presented. Motion of seeding particles was recorded by a pair of suitably located cameras in precisely defined cross sections of the junction. Based on this information, three-dimensional model of flow in different sections of junction was reconstructed. The reconstruction results from the projection matrixes of each camera, which are obtained from positions of objects in the scene and their projection positions in the image plane. Standard 3D PIV reconstruction was rejected, because of optical distortion in T-Junction.
<p>Microplastics have been found in various places, including not only densely populated areas of China or Germany but also remote high-altitude places like the Himalayas or the Pyrenees. However, the remoteness of a place is not determined only by its altitude. The Outer Hebrides (Scotland), with a low population and minimum industry, are remote in terms of direct pollution. This study aims to analyse the occurrence and spatial distribution of microplastics in soils of the Outer Hebrides to discover the factors driving the abundance of microplastics and to find how much more or less are remote Scottish soils polluted with microplastics than inland soils of populated areas.</p><p>In the Isle of South Uist, 123 topsoil samples were collected along the western coastline and in four transects through the isle in the west-east direction. In total, 63 samples were analysed using an optical microscope to quantify the plastic microfibres visually using a semi-automatic algorithm. The amounts of microfibres were statistically processed, and their distribution was modelled for the entire archipelago.</p><p>More microplastics are present in inland soils with loamy soil texture, denser vegetation and denser roots (median = 36,900 microfibres/L) than in coastal soils with sandy soil texture, sparse vegetation and low root density (median = 3,580 microfibres/L). Their abundance is mainly influenced by soil texture, vegetation density, and root density.</p><p>With the south-western prevailing wind direction, we assume that most microfibres enter the island from the Atlantic Ocean, and the wind transports the microfibres inland to the east. Wind deflates the microfibres from coastal soils, and microfibres are deposited in inland soils. The inland soils are less susceptible to wind erosion, and the microfibres accumulate there.</p><p>Thus, the remoteness of the Outer Hebrides does not guarantee low microplastic pollution. Contrarily, the Hebridean soils are extensively more polluted than most so far studied sites. The level of pollution is comparable to only a few studies where the abundance of microplastics in the soils is similar, e.g. Beijing (China), Lower Rhine basin (Germany) or Coimbra (Portugal). However, these sites are much more populated and interconnected, which suggests a great contribution of microplastic pollution from Atlantic Ocean and a great magnitude of wind transport processes in the Outer Hebrides.</p>
Abstract. In this paper a three-dimensional reconstruction of flow field behind flat plate representing a wing is presented. The reconstruction is always performed for pair of 2D vector maps obtained by 3D PIV with two cameras which record measurement area from different locations. Three-dimensional reconstruction can be obtained in various ways. This paper summarizes two: the reconstruction based on the known correspondences and the reconstruction based on the knowledge of intrinsic and extrinsic parameters of cameras. The methods can be used in the cases when it is impossible to use a calibration pattern or when reconstruction by commercial software fails.
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