Global analysis of nonlinear second-mode development in a Mach-6 boundary layer from high-speed schlieren data

Sousa, Cole E.; Kennedy, Richard E.; King, Rudolph A.; Bathel, Brett F.; Weisberger, Joshua M.; Laurence, Stuart J.

doi:10.1007/s00348-023-03758-w

Exp Fluids

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s00348-023-03758-w

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Global analysis of nonlinear second-mode development in a Mach-6 boundary layer from high-speed schlieren data

Cole E. Sousa,

Richard E. Kennedy,

Rudolph A. King

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High-Speed Self-Aligned Focusing Schlieren and Background-Oriented Schlieren with Pulsed Laser Illumination

Bathel,

Weisberger,

Boyda

et al. 2024

Optica Sensing Congress 2024 (AIS, LACSEA, Sensors, QSM)

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Laser light sources are commonly used in schlieren-based flow visualization techniques that are in development at NASA Langley Research Center. Of particular interest are high-intensity, low coherence sources that allow for high signal-to-noise schlieren imagery to be acquired without the laser speckle that typically occurs as a result of interference. Results from a self-aligned focusing schlieren system developed at NASA Langley and a background-oriented schlieren system are presented to highlight the effectiveness of these sources.

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High-Speed Self-Aligned Focusing Schlieren and Background-Oriented Schlieren with Pulsed Laser Illumination

Bathel,

Weisberger,

Boyda

et al. 2024

Optica Sensing Congress 2024 (AIS, LACSEA, Sensors, QSM)

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Nonlinear Interactions in Non-Resonant, Homogeneous Turbulent Jets

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et al. 2024

30th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference (2024)

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Global analysis of nonlinear second-mode development in a Mach-6 boundary layer from high-speed schlieren data

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

High-Speed Self-Aligned Focusing Schlieren and Background-Oriented Schlieren with Pulsed Laser Illumination

High-Speed Self-Aligned Focusing Schlieren and Background-Oriented Schlieren with Pulsed Laser Illumination

Nonlinear Interactions in Non-Resonant, Homogeneous Turbulent Jets

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