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A traversing pulsed-wire probe for velocity measurements near a wall

A pulsed-wire-anemometer probe which is capable of velocity measurements in the near-wall regions of turbulent separated flows is described. Measurements made with the probe in an attached flow are shown to compare favorably with those made using a hot-wire anemometer. Measurements made in a separated flow are also presented.

William J. Devenport | E. P. Sutton | W. Devenport | G. P. Evans | E. Sutton

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