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Development of a Mach 5 nonequilibrium-flow wind tunnel
M. Nishihara
, K. Takashima
, N. Jiang
, W. R. Lempert
, I. V. Adamovich
, J. W. Rich
, S. Doraiswamy
,
G. V. Candler
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
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Fluorescence Imaging
100%
Wind Tunnel
100%
Internal Energy
100%
Non-equilibrium Flow
100%
Nitrogen Oxides
100%
Rotational Temperature
100%
Planar Laser-induced Fluorescence
100%
Plenum
100%
Vibrational Temperature
100%
Energy Modes
100%
Airflow
50%
Three-dimensional (3D)
50%
Laser-induced Fluorescence
50%
Non-equilibrium
50%
Steady State
50%
Nitrogen Flow
50%
Nanosecond Discharge
50%
Temperature Distribution
50%
CO 2
50%
Blowdown Wind Tunnel
50%
Schlieren Imaging
50%
Burst-mode Laser
50%
Laser-induced Fluorescence Imaging
50%
Disequilibrium
50%
Flow Modeling
50%
Cylinder Model
50%
Nozzle Throat
50%
Single Line
50%
Flow over a Cylinder
50%
Pulse Repetition Frequency
50%
Subsonic Flow
50%
Model Calculation
50%
Engineering
Nonequilibrium
100%
Wind Tunnels
100%
Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence
66%
Rotational
66%
Internal Energy
66%
Good Agreement
33%
Nonequilibrium Steady States
33%
Test Section
33%
Single Line
33%
Nanosecond
33%
Subsonic Flow
33%
Laser-Induced Fluorescence Imaging
33%
Blowdown
33%
Schlieren
33%
Pulse Repetition Rate
33%
Temperature Distribution
33%
Air Flow
33%
Physics
Laser Induced Fluorescence
100%
Wind Tunnels
100%
Nonequilibrium Flow
100%
Internal Energy
66%
Subsonic Flow
33%
Steady State
33%
Laser Modes
33%
Pulse Repetition Rate
33%
Supersonics
33%
Air Flow
33%
Temperature Distribution
33%