NASA NTRS · 19740020824
A standard particle sizer-velocimeter
Abstract
A standard particle sizer-cum-velocimeter is described, which was designed and built for the purpose of providing a standard source of aerosols of known size-distribution, moving with a known velocity, for the purpose of calibrating the continuous wave (CW) CO2-Laser Doppler Velocimeters at Marshall Space Flight Center. The instrument is designed with the capabilities of: (1) monitoring the size-distribution of particles of diameters larger than 1.0 microns; (2) measuring flow velocities in the range 0.05 - 100.0 cm/sec; (3) photographing particles of diameters above 0.2 microns moving at slow speeds (approximately 0.1 cm/sec); (4) measuring the size-distribution of particles settling in quiet air (or convection velocities of less than 0.15 cm/sec); and (5) use in the laboratory or in the field.
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Deepak, A., Ozarski, R., Thomson, J. A. L.. 1974-06-01. A standard particle sizer-velocimeter. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740020824
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