FEASIBILITY OF SLIP VELOCITY MEASUREMENT USING DOPPLER TECHNIQUE IN ARGON.

Sloat,Timothy Norman; Scott,Paul B.

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AD0689567

Title:

FEASIBILITY OF SLIP VELOCITY MEASUREMENT USING DOPPLER TECHNIQUE IN ARGON.

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Scientific rept.,

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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES DEPT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

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Report Date:

1968-12-01

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71.0

Abstract:

The feasibility of measuring slip velocities by observing the Doppler shift in electron beam excited radiation is investigated. The expected Doppler shift in the 4277 A line of argon gas is 0.00276 A. Line broadening effects are dominated by Doppler broadening, which at flow conditions near the leading edge, results in a half-intensity width of 0.00146 A. Using a Fabry-Perot interferometer, the line shift and Doppler profiles are readily resolved near the leading edge. A few suggestions are made for increasing the signal level, including crossing the electron beam with an argon ion laser beam. Author

Accession Number:

AD0689567

Title:

FEASIBILITY OF SLIP VELOCITY MEASUREMENT USING DOPPLER TECHNIQUE IN ARGON.

Descriptive Note:

Scientific rept.,

Corporate Author:

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES DEPT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

Personal Author(s):

Report Date:

1968-12-01

Pagination or Media Count:

71.0

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APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE