2009
DOI: 10.2514/1.33917
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Investigation of the Propeller Slipstream with Particle Image Velocimetry

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“…Along the blade wake, the highest fluctuations are measured at the hub region, where an irregularly bounded region of high turbulent fluctuations is caused by the boundary layer developed over the hub and root vortices shed from blade root. 2,6 Downstream of the wake, both axial and tangential velocity fluctuations are first observed to be increased then maintained for a short distance and finally decreased in the tip region, whereas both are monotonously decreased in the core-flow region, showing a decaying behavior of the wake turbulence. This dissipative feature of wake turbulence in the core-flow region seems trivial.…”
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“…Along the blade wake, the highest fluctuations are measured at the hub region, where an irregularly bounded region of high turbulent fluctuations is caused by the boundary layer developed over the hub and root vortices shed from blade root. 2,6 Downstream of the wake, both axial and tangential velocity fluctuations are first observed to be increased then maintained for a short distance and finally decreased in the tip region, whereas both are monotonously decreased in the core-flow region, showing a decaying behavior of the wake turbulence. This dissipative feature of wake turbulence in the core-flow region seems trivial.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Roosenboom et al. 6 investigated the flow around an eight-bladed propeller through partial image velocimeter (PIV) with valuable information on the vortical structures and periodic phenomena. Akkermans et al.…”
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“…Nowadays, PIV is readily applicable in industrial facilities [10]. The setup used in the experiments is described in more detail in [11], and is summarized here briefly. Results of the application of pressure sensitive paint (PSP) are reported elsewhere [12].…”
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confidence: 99%