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    Development and application of a new three components PIV system (3C-PIV designed for towing tank applications

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    Dautel, J., Martigny, D., Corrignan, Ph. and Tukker, J.
    Date
    Jan 1, 2005

    The collection of fine experimental data is a constant need for the validation of CFD codes. The experimental techniques currently applied in hydrodynamic test facilities for the measurement of 3D velocity fields are generally intrusive (Pitot tube, propeller-type flow meter, hot wires) and/or time and resource consuming (Laser Doppler Velocimetry).

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    Sustainable Propulsion Waves, Impacts and Hydrostructural Measurements and Control Data Science Resistance and Propulsion Marine Systems Model Testing hull form optimisation propeller design vortex induced vibrations (VIV)

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