Characterization of luminescent mini-tufts in quantitative flow visualization experiments: Surface flow analysis and modelization

•Experimental platform established for luminescent mini-tufts method for surface flow analysis.•Quantitative analysis method established for luminescent mini-tufts.•Surface flow topology and boundary layer parameters successfully extracted.•Physical and numerical model established for mini-tufts met...

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Vydané v:	Experimental thermal and fluid science Ročník 103; s. 406 - 417
Hlavní autori:	Chen, Lin, Suzuki, Tomohiro, Nonomura, Taku, Asai, Keisuke
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	English
Vydavateľské údaje:	Philadelphia Elsevier Inc 01.05.2019 Elsevier Science Ltd
Predmet:	Boundary layers Control systems Dark current Data recording Digital image processing Digital imaging Flat plates Flow measurement Flow visualization Image processing Inclination angle Luminescent mini-tufts Modelization Object recognition Quantitative analysis Steady flow Surface flow Topology Velocity measurement Visualization Wind tunnels Visualization Luminescent mini-tufts Modelization Steady flow Digital image processing
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Abstract	•Experimental platform established for luminescent mini-tufts method for surface flow analysis.•Quantitative analysis method established for luminescent mini-tufts.•Surface flow topology and boundary layer parameters successfully extracted.•Physical and numerical model established for mini-tufts method. As a widely used surface flow visualization method, luminescent mini-tuft has become one challenging topic with its practical advantages in quantitative flow measurement. The luminescent mini-tufts method is preferred with its reduced size and increased luminescence, which is suitable for surface visualization measurement. To provide a standard method/procedure in quantitative analysis for luminescent mini-tuft measurement, the current study established an experimental characterization platform of luminescent mini-tufts method and conducted flat-pate model for flow analysis. The experimental system is consisted of wind tunnel and model section, high-speed image data recording system, digital image processing as well as the control system. The digital imaging processing method for result analysis is also explained, which includes the dark current image extraction, averaging, mini-tufts recognition, and tuft inclination angle/tuft angle estimation process. In this study, the steady flow characterization and quantitative flow analysis is conducted on a flat plate model (Re = 1.6 × 105–6.6 × 105), which is combined with hot-wire anemometry to investigate the basic surface flow topology and boundary layer behaviors. The method is shown capable of capturing both the steady and transient behaviors of a surface flow. Luminescent mini-tufts physical model is also established and found good agreement with the experimental results in this study, which in turn support the mini-tufts characterization and selection in practical applications.
AbstractList	As a widely used surface flow visualization method, luminescent mini-tuft has become one challenging topic with its practical advantages in quantitative flow measurement. The luminescent mini-tufts method is preferred with its reduced size and increased luminescence, which is suitable for surface visualization measurement. To provide a standard method/procedure in quantitative analysis for luminescent mini-tuft measurement, the current study established an experimental characterization platform of luminescent mini-tufts method and conducted flat-pate model for flow analysis. The experimental system is consisted of wind tunnel and model section, high-speed image data recording system, digital image processing as well as the control system. The digital imaging processing method for result analysis is also explained, which includes the dark current image extraction, averaging, mini-tufts recognition, and tuft inclination angle/tuft angle estimation process. In this study, the steady flow characterization and quantitative flow analysis is conducted on a flat plate model (Re = 1.6 × 105–6.6 × 105), which is combined with hot-wire anemometry to investigate the basic surface flow topology and boundary layer behaviors. The method is shown capable of capturing both the steady and transient behaviors of a surface flow. Luminescent mini-tufts physical model is also established and found good agreement with the experimental results in this study, which in turn support the mini-tufts characterization and selection in practical applications. •Experimental platform established for luminescent mini-tufts method for surface flow analysis.•Quantitative analysis method established for luminescent mini-tufts.•Surface flow topology and boundary layer parameters successfully extracted.•Physical and numerical model established for mini-tufts method. As a widely used surface flow visualization method, luminescent mini-tuft has become one challenging topic with its practical advantages in quantitative flow measurement. The luminescent mini-tufts method is preferred with its reduced size and increased luminescence, which is suitable for surface visualization measurement. To provide a standard method/procedure in quantitative analysis for luminescent mini-tuft measurement, the current study established an experimental characterization platform of luminescent mini-tufts method and conducted flat-pate model for flow analysis. The experimental system is consisted of wind tunnel and model section, high-speed image data recording system, digital image processing as well as the control system. The digital imaging processing method for result analysis is also explained, which includes the dark current image extraction, averaging, mini-tufts recognition, and tuft inclination angle/tuft angle estimation process. In this study, the steady flow characterization and quantitative flow analysis is conducted on a flat plate model (Re = 1.6 × 105–6.6 × 105), which is combined with hot-wire anemometry to investigate the basic surface flow topology and boundary layer behaviors. The method is shown capable of capturing both the steady and transient behaviors of a surface flow. Luminescent mini-tufts physical model is also established and found good agreement with the experimental results in this study, which in turn support the mini-tufts characterization and selection in practical applications.
Author	Asai, Keisuke Nonomura, Taku Chen, Lin Suzuki, Tomohiro
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Snippet	•Experimental platform established for luminescent mini-tufts method for surface flow analysis.•Quantitative analysis method established for luminescent... As a widely used surface flow visualization method, luminescent mini-tuft has become one challenging topic with its practical advantages in quantitative flow...
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SubjectTerms	Boundary layers Control systems Dark current Data recording Digital image processing Digital imaging Flat plates Flow measurement Flow visualization Image processing Inclination angle Luminescent mini-tufts Modelization Object recognition Quantitative analysis Steady flow Surface flow Topology Velocity measurement Visualization Wind tunnels
Title	Characterization of luminescent mini-tufts in quantitative flow visualization experiments: Surface flow analysis and modelization
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