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Planar laser-induced fluorescence imaging in shock tube flows

Yoo et al., 2010

Document ID
9980885216265859192
Author
Yoo J
Mitchell D
Davidson D
Hanson R
Publication year
Publication venue
Experiments in fluids

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The planar laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) imaging method was used to perform flow visualization and quantitative planar thermometry in shock tube flow fields using toluene as a fluorescence tracer in nitrogen. Fluorescence quantum yield values needed to quantify …
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