Flow two dimension velocity field measurement device and method based on near field scattering

Abstract

The invention discloses a flow two dimension velocity field measurement method and a flow two dimension velocity field measurement device based on near field scattering. The flow two dimension velocity field measurement device based on the near field scattering comprises a laser, a space filter, a collimating lens, a lens group, a CCD (charge coupled device) camera and a computer. Compared with the prior art, the flow two dimension velocity field measurement device based on the near field scattering has the advantages of being pretty simple in structure, low in demand for light path centering, and capable of achieving the purpose of effectively removing stray light under the circumstance that a complex device for eliminating central light strength is not needed. The particle diameter of tracer particles needed by a measurement technology used in the flow two dimension velocity field measurement method based on the near field scattering can be less than the wavelength of incident light emitted from the laser, and concentration of the tracer particles is high, and therefore the measurement technology can be used in measurement of a nanometer fluid flow two dimension velocity field. The measurement technology is simple and quick in data analysis, can achieve online measurement, and guarantees that accuracy and linearity of the flow two dimension velocity field measurement method based on the near field scattering are not limited by the particle diameter and the concentration of the tracer particles by using a differential processing method.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of velocity measurement, and in particular relates to a method and device for measuring a flow two-dimensional velocity field based on near-field scattering. Background technique [0002] In modern fluid dynamics experiments, how to accurately, quickly and simply measure the flow field distribution of fluid flow has always been a very challenging problem in the field of velocity measurement. Usually, small tracer particles are added to the fluid, and the velocity distribution is measured by illuminating the fluid and detecting scattered light. At present, the common techniques for measuring two-dimensional velocity fields mainly include laser speckle velocimetry (LSV), particle image velocimetry (PIV) and holographic particle image velocimetry (HPIV) developed on the basis of LSV. [0003] Both LSV and PIV (HPIV) compare two frames of images with known time intervals, and use spatial cross-correlation metho...

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PIV is a very important measurement technique developed in the 1980s to study fluid dynamics. However, due to the great limitation on the concentration of tracer particles in the flow field, the spatial resolution of the flow field measured by the experiment is not ideal. The current commercialized PIV instruments are complex and expensive, which greatly limits the application and development of PIV measuring instruments

The subsequently developed HPIV is a speed measurement technology that is improved on the original PIV technology and can be used to measure the distribution of the three-dimensional velocity field. However, the device of this technology is relatively complicated,...

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