Abstract
Simultaneous multi-point multi-parameter flow measurement using Interferometric Rayleigh scattering (IRS) at 100-kHz repetition rate is demonstrated. Using a burst-mode laser and an un-intensified high-speed camera, interferograms are obtained that contain spatial, temporal and scattered light frequency information. The method of analysis of these interferograms to obtain simultaneous multi-point flow velocity and temperature measurements is described. These methods are demonstrated in a 100-kHz-rate study of a choked, under-expanded jet flow discharged by a convergent nozzle. Measurement results and uncertainties are discussed. The 100-kHz IRS technique with un-intensified imaging is applicable in large-scale wind tunnels for the study of unsteady and turbulent flows.
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