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Design of a test facility for probe calibration
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Šimák, Jan
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Calibration
/ Computer simulation
/ Free jets
/ Mach number
/ Method of characteristics
/ Nozzles
/ Subsonic flow
2017
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Design of a test facility for probe calibration
by
Šimák, Jan
in
Calibration
/ Computer simulation
/ Free jets
/ Mach number
/ Method of characteristics
/ Nozzles
/ Subsonic flow
2017
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Journal Article
Design of a test facility for probe calibration
2017
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Overview
A possibility to easily calibrate probes for flow field measurements is always welcome. From this reason, a design of a test facility for probe calibration was made. The probes will be calibrated in a free jet of known properties, which is created by an exchangeable nozzle to cover a wide range of Mach numbers up to Mach 2. The most important is to create a homogeneous flow across the test section. This is accomplished by a precise design of the nozzles carried out by numerical tools. The convergent nozzle part is common for all subsonic flow regimes while the divergent part (forming a de Laval nozzle) is suited for a specific supersonic Mach number. These parts are designed using the method of characteristics. Numerical simulations performed by a CFD code show a feasibility and quality of the proposed test facility.
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EDP Sciences
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