Journal article

Towards fully-resolved PIV measurements in high Reynolds number turbulent boundary layers with DSLR cameras

CM de Silva, K Grayson, S Scharnowski, CJ Kähler, N Hutchins, I Marusic

Journal of Visualization | SPRINGER | Published : 2018

Abstract

Abstract: In this study, we describe a multi-camera large field-of-view (FOV) planar-PIV experiment to capture the wide range of scales that coexist in high Reynolds number turbulent boundary layers. The proposed measurements are designed to capture spatial flow features over a greater range than current common practices, and at significantly lower cost. With this goal in mind, specialist PIV cameras are substituted with modern consumer full-frame digital cameras, which are typically available at a fraction of the cost, with higher resolution sensors. These cameras are configured to capture single-frame double-exposed images (DE-PIV), but at a much higher spatial resolution than what is avai..

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Funding Acknowledgements

The authors wish to gratefully thank the financial support of the Australian Research Council. C M would like to thank the financial support from the Early Career Researcher Grants Scheme (The University of Melbourne).