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thank you Sir
There are software like LSPIV and River that calculate velocity channels, it would be good to talk about that. I really like this video. Greeting from Per, a civil engineering student about to graduate.
please sir mail these slides at shafiqrana430@gmail.com ...Highly thankful to you sir.
Thanks a lot!
Is this video posted anywhere for download?
Oh my god
Can I use a screenshot of this video in a paper and cite you?
WHat is the Seeding Particle used Here?!
Is the camera used the setup also has a 50 micro-second exposure time (~20K fps) ?
Very informative and well-described video
where can i get the goggles?
Thank you very much! This video was super useful as I am working on theflow past a cylinder and really needed to know how the PIV set up is .
Thank you very much! This video was super useful as I am working on theflow past a cylinder and really needed to know how the PIV set up is .
what is the intensity of light used?
thanks ..can i show more ?
Hi, how do you reduce the vibrations being transmitted to the camera (both from the wind tunnel structure and those induced by the flow)? How much would these vibrations affect the measurements? Thanks!
How do you keep the smoke density consistent within the tunnel.
Can anyone help me how to arrange camera settings for particle imaging
Wonderful video! Congratulations and thank you for sharing. I am professor at mechanical engineering in Brazil and I am estimating a system of similar acquisition to that. Please to find out specification of the system for it estimates the purchase of one. Is it possible to send me your e-mail for larger details?
Amazing stuff! Really enjoyed what you did there. I see that you used MATLAB to find the velocity field. Any chance I can see your script?
this is amazing. Thank you for showing us this. I am third year of mechanical engineering and we are talking about piv in the class called dynamics of the fluids, so it is really amazing seeing it like this!
Awesome video!
Hi Kyle! I'm from Brazil and I'm building a PIV for my master's degree work along with some applications, could you please give me the details about this system you are using? I would appreciate any help. Anyway thanks on advance. here is my email by the way (thalesfvb gmail)
How do you keep the particles from collecting on the camera lens, subsequently corrupting the data?
is this similar to the Brownian motion experiment?
So those of us who don't have access to stuff like this. How accurate are CFD software compared to analyzing like how you demonstrated in this video?
Thanks for the videos man! learning a lot. However you've been looking more and more tired with each video. Are you okay? or is that just the angle ? haha
magnificent