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The Pressure Sensitive Paint Method: An Overview

Abstract

Pressure sensitive paint (PSP) is a relatively new aerodynamic measurement method with the unique capability of providing a field measurement of pressure over a test surface. This presentation provides an introductory description of this technology based on a review of the open literature. It confines itself to the application of the method to aircraft development wind tunnel testing, at present the primary application area and thus research focus of the method. Described are PSP fundamentals, the various technology elements comprising PSP technology, and current limitations and considerations in applying the technology. Experimental results are presented to illustrate the present capability of the method.

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McLachlan, B. G., Bell, J. H., George, Michael W.. 1995-01-01. The Pressure Sensitive Paint Method: An Overview. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020016496

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