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Molecular flow velocity using Doppler shifted Raman spectroscopy

Abstract

Measurements of molecular flow velocity, static pressure, and translational temperature in the free-stream of a supersonic wind tunnel and behind the shock of a simple model are reviewed. Based on the free-stream demonstration using inverse Raman spectroscopy, an experiment is outlined to investigate the lee-side flow field above a swept delta wing and simulated spectra expected for the leading-edge vortex are included. The extension of the technique to hypersonic wind tunnels is also explored through the use of simulated spectra.

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Exton, Reginald J., Hillard, Mervin E., Jr., Lempert, Walter R., Covell, Peter F., Miller, David S.. 1987-06-01. Molecular flow velocity using Doppler shifted Raman spectroscopy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870055779

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