CONTINUOUS-WAVE DYE-LASER TECHNIQUE FOR SIMULTANEOUS, SPATIALLY-RESOLVED MEASUREMENTS OF TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND VELOCITY OF NO IN AN UNDEREXPANDED FREE JET
CONTINUOUS-WAVE DYE-LASER TECHNIQUE FOR SIMULTANEOUS, SPATIALLY-RESOLVED MEASUREMENTS OF TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, AND VELOCITY OF NO IN AN UNDEREXPANDED FREE JET
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DOI:
10.1364/ao.32.004074
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发表时间:
1993-07-20
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影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
HANSON, RK
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作者:
DIROSA, MD;CHANG, AY;HANSON, RK
Gas dynamic quantities within an underexpanded nitrogen free jet, seeded with 0.5% NO, were measured nonintrusively by using an intracavity-doubled, rapid-tuning, cw ring dye laser. The UV beam passed obliquely through the jet axis, and its frequency repetitively scanned across adjacent rotational lines in the NO gamma band near 225 nm at a rate of 4 kHz. Spatially resolved excitation scans were obtained by monitoring the induced broadband fluoresence. Modeling the Doppler-shifted excitation scans with Voigt profiles permitted simultaneous determinations of NO velocity, rotational temperature, and pressure. Zero Doppler shift was referenced to an absorption trace obtained across a static cell and recorded concurrently with the excitation scan. Typically, the measured and predicted axial distributions agreed within 10%. At high Mach numbers there was evidence of rotational freezing of NO.