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Evaluation of a flying X hot-wire probe system

The authors present an evaluation of a flying X hot-wire probe system based on the four-bar mechanism proposed by Thompson and Whitelaw in 1984. An in situ calibration procedure and new hot-wire signal analysis procedure based on a modified sum and difference method are presented. Validation tests in still air and uniform flow demonstrate the accuracy of the proposed analysis procedure.

Hussain H. Al-Kayiem | H H Bruun | H. H. Bruun | H. Al-Kayiem

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