Schlieren Techniques for the Quantitative Study of Gas Mixing
ResearchPublished 1949
A simplified discussion of the fundamental principles underlying the schlieren method is presented, and the design and construction of the schlieren apparatus built in connection with this investigation is described. This equipment utilizes a B-H6 mercury-vapor lamp as the source and employs two first-surface parabolic mirrors with a parallel light path between them.
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- Year: 1949
- Pages: 69
- Document Number: R-164
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Keagy, Walter R., H. H. Ellis, and W. T. Reid, Schlieren Techniques for the Quantitative Study of Gas Mixing, RAND Corporation, R-164, 1949. As of October 11, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R164.html
Keagy, Walter R., H. H. Ellis, and W. T. Reid, Schlieren Techniques for the Quantitative Study of Gas Mixing. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1949. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R164.html.
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