Abstract
The problems of experimental study of the near-wall reverse flow (NWRF) phenomenon observed in a turbulent channel flow are discussed. Until now, the problem of detecting the NWRF events has been associated with the lack of spatial resolution of measurement methods. The present study, using the example of high-speed PIV measurements, shows that problems associated with the influence of the measurement error arise even when a high spatial resolution is achieved.
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