Titlebook: Eddy Structure Identification in Free Turbulent Shear Flows; Selected Papers from J. P. Bonnet,M. N. Glauser Book 1993 Springer Science+Bus

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Einrichtung des chemischen Laboratoriums, shear flows using multiple X-wire probes. Basic ideas and procedures of the technique are described, and several examples of the results are presented. Advantages and limitations of the technique are also discussed from an experimental point of view.

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