Abstract
It was experimentally studied the possibility of the digital particle-based flow visualization technique (PIV) of application to investigate the properties of an incompressible turbulent boundary layer modified by air blowing through a microperforated surface. Experimental setup, including the optical measurement system is described. The advantages of the PIV method based on the proposed optical system are discussed. There are also presented the experimental data on the friction reduction and on the changes of the spatial structure and of the turbulence characteristics of the boundary layer under the influence of injection, obtained by this method. It is shown that the results gained generally match the measurements performed by alternative techniques and the basic reasons for the observed discrepancies are revealed
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