Abstract
Multihole pressure probes are frequently used to gather e ow data, sometimes in highly three-dimensional e ow. If the e ow is reversed, no method currently exists for determining whether the multihole probe is facing the right direction for data acquisition, and that the e ow is as such. A seven-hole probe is rotated in yaw by 360 deg, and rules are formulated to determine if a seven-hole probe is in a reversed e ow. The current study allows seven-hole probes to be used for gathering data in steady reversed e ows and gives an indication whether a pressure probe is insufe cient for the measurement instrument, as in the case of highly recirculating unsteady turbulent e ows. An application of the technique thus developed is also given.
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