THE 4th TRIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FLUID CONTROL, FLUID MEASUREMENT, AND VISUALIZATION FLUCOME
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1 THE 4th TRIENNIAL INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FLUID CONTROL, FLUID MEASUREMENT, AND VISUALIZATION August 29 - September 1,1994 TOULOUSE - FRANCE International Congress Centre DIAGORA-Labege General Chairman Dr Patrick HEBRARD TECHNISCHE INFORMATION3BIBLIOTHEK UNIVER5ITAT5D1BUOTHEX HANNOVER FLUCOME '94 CERT/ONERA - DERMES 2, Avenue Edouard Belin TOULOUSE, FRANCE UB/TIB Hannover
2 Plenary Session I MoA 0 09:30 THE USE OF EXPERMENT FOR IMPROVING TURBULENCE MODELS HAMINHH. MEASUREMENT MoA 1 11:10 UNCONVENTIONAL COMBINED PROBE FOR FLOW SPEED AND TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT J.NOZIKA. H TEMPERATURE MEASUEMENT OF PNEUMATIC CYLINDER IN STATE OF ACTUATION AND ESTIMATION ON TEMPERATURE VARIATION K.SHIMADA. 17 SIMULTANEOUS SPATIAL MEASUREMENT OF TEMPERATURE AND VELOCITY IN A THERMAL FLUID FLOW D.H. DOH T. KOBAYASHI - T. SAGA Y.H. LEE. 23 FLUIDICS MoA 2 11:10 A STUDY OF THE GEOMETRICAL EFFECTS OF A VORTEX AMPLIFIER CHAMBER ON ITS PERFORMANCE S. BECK P. DEL1GIANNIS R.F. BOUCHER 29 OSCILLATING LPA FLOWMETER K. YAMAMOTO F. HIROKI - T. 1SH1DA. 35 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF A FLUIDIC TOOTH PICK K.K. SUDEVAN S.KAR. 41 CONTROL MoA 3 11:10 FLAPPER/DOUBLE NOZZLE FLOW DIVIDER USING CFD MODELLING J. WATTON JM. BERGADA. 47 PULSATING PHENOMENA IN A COMPRESSOR SUCTION LINE WITH REED-VALVE K. TAKENAKA - M. HAYASHIDA H. SAEKI. 53 VALVE O. OYAMA. 59 MECHANICS MoA 4 11:10 SELF-INDUCED UPWARD PLANE JET OSCILLATION COUPLED WITH WATER LEVEL OSCILLATION M. FUKAYA H. MADARAME - K. OKAMOTO - M. I1DA ~ 63 INSTABILITY PHENOMENA IN THE WALL JET REGION C. MEOLA - i. de LVCA G.M. CARLOMAGNO. 69 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE UNSTEADY TURBULENT FIELD OF TRANSIENT AXISYMMETRIC TURBULENT JETS N. ATASSI - J. BOREE - P. MENVT G. CHARNAY. 75 VISUALIZATION MoA 5 11:10 PARTICLE TRACKING METHOD USING GENETIC ALGORITHM AND ITS APPLICATION TO ELECTRICALLY OPERATED FLOW FIELDS T. TUKIJI R- OHYAMA - K. KANEKO. _ 81 IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES WITH NEURAL NETWORKS FOR FLOW VISUALIZATION IN ROTATING MACHINERY M. HELBING - R. ORGIMEISTE S. KALLWEIT - H.E. S1EKMANN - it. DUES- J. CRONEMEYER. 87 DETERMINATION OF ERRONEOUS VELOCITY VECTORS USING GENETIC ALGORITHMS ON QUANTITATIVE FLOW VISUALIZATION I KIMURA. Y NAKAM CONTROL -.-MoPi.. 14:00 ADAPTIVE FEEDFORWARD CONTROL OF ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC SERVO SYSTEM WITH INVERSE TRANSFER FUNCTION AND ZPETC y. NAKAO - E. URATA. 101
3 TT = ^ -. NEGATIVE PRESSURE PNEUMATIC SERVO SYSTEM S. WITRISNANTO M. KIMURA - T. ARAI. 107 ACTIVE CONTROL OF VORTEX SHEDDING BY CROSS-FLOW OSCILLATION OF A CIRCULAR CYLINDER IN A UNIFORM FLOW N. FUJISAWA - H.M. WARUI. 113 REALISATION OF A SIMPLE POLE-PLACEMENT ADAPTIVE CONTROL IN A HYDRAULIC POSITION SERVO SYSTEM S. LEQUOC - Y.F. X10NG R.M.H. CHENG. 119 FLUIDICS MoP 2 14:00 PERFORMANCE OF MULTISTAGE BISTABLE FLUIDIC OSCILLATOR H.J. SUN -Z.S. QIU. 125 ANALYSIS AND OPTIMISATION OF A FLUIDIC HYDRAULIC RAM JP T1PPETTS - H HAIDER. 131 AN INVESTIGATION OF THE POSSIBILITIES OF USING FLUIDIC COMPONENTS IN THE FLUID POWER AREA J.-O. PALMBERG - U. PETTERSON K. WEDDFELT. 137 INVESTIGATION OF THE OSCILLATION PHENOMENA OCCURRING IN THE SWITCH OSCILLATOR B. HUANG - S. ZIKIKOUT Ph. HOCQUET. 143 CONTROL MoP 3 14:00 ON A NEW CONCEPT OF HYDROELASTIC POWER CONVERTER A. MO1ROUX - S. MARTIN - J.C. CHAMPOUSSIN J. MORCILLO. 149 H. IZUCHI ANALYSIS OF PUMP TRANSIENT BEHAVIOR BY BOND GRAPHS K. TANAKA - H. TSUKAMOTO - T. KOHDA - H. TANAKA. 161 TRIPLE CONTROLS OF PISTON PUMPS WITH MIXED STAGES G. ZAROm -it PAOLUZZI. 167 MECHANICS MoP 4 14:00 VISUALIZATION OF PRESSURE FIELDS IN A RECTANGULAR JET K.TOYODA-T. OKAMOTO. 173 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FLOW BEHAVIOR AND PRESSURE DROP CAUSED BY MIXING OF TWO STREAMS T. MASH1MO. ~ 179 MEASUREMENTS OF TWO-PHASE SWIRLING FREE JET BY PHASE DOPPLER ANEMOMETER K. H1SHIDA - H. MORIHTA - K. MATSUMOTO - M. MAEDA. 185 EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDIES ON COAXIAL JETS A OKAJIMA - T. KIWATA H. UENO. 191 VISUALIZATION MoP 5 14:00 MEASUREMENT OF ACTUAL GAS VELOCITY IN TWO-PHASE FLOW USING HIGH SPEED VIDEO AND IMAGE PROCESSING K. S. REZKALLAH - P. de JONG. 197 AN EASY PROCESS FOR P.I.V. METHOD APPLIED TO A LOW VELOCITY AIRFLOW STUDY C. DESAUBRY - T. FOURNEL P. GERVAIS. 203 FAST PROCESSING TECHNIQUE OF PARTICLE IMAGE VELOCIMETRY K KAVfASUE T. SHIMATSU - C SHIH A P.I.V. SYSTEM FOR A WATER-LUDWIEG-TUNNEL S. HONDA - K MORIKAWA H. GRON1G. 215 MEASUREMENT MoP 6 16:10 THE FLOW VISUALIZATION OF SWIRLING FLOWS USING HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY P. A. YAZDABADI A. J. GRIFFITHS - N. SYRED. 221
4 m LASER DOPPLER ANEMOMETRY IN SURFACE TENSION DRIVEN BENARD CONVECTION P. CERISIER 227 VELOCITY DISTRIBUTION IN A VERY LOW SPEED WIND TUNNEL Y. TERAO M. TAKAMOTO T. SUGIYAMA. 233 MECHANICS MoP 7 16:10 INLET FLOW DISTORTION IN AN AXIAL FLOW FAN STAGE P. VASANTHAKUMAR M. GOVARDHAN. 239 CONTROL OF SECONDARY FLOW AND LOSSES IN AN ANNULAR CASCADE OF TURBINE NOZZLE BLADES T. KAVfAI - H. AKAGI - T. ADACHI....T..; EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE AERODYNAMIC PHENOMENA FOR AN AXIAL FLOW FAN S. MARTEEl -N.GE- B. BAUDOIN - B. DESMET. 251 FLUIDICS MoP 8 16:10 SOME MULTI-PHASE FLOW PHENOMENA IN FLUIDIC ELEMENTS Y.R. GOH - G.H. PRIESTMAN - J.R. TIPPETTS. 257 REYNOLDS NUMBER EFFECTS ON VENTURI NOZZLES AND THE REVERSE FLOW DIVERTER G.H. PRIESTMAN - J.R. TIPPETTS. 263 FLUIDIC PUMP EMPLOYING SUPERSONIC BISTABLE DEVICE F. HIROKI - T. MASUDA K YAMAMOTO 269 MECHANICS MoP 9 16:10 FLOW VISUALIZATION AND PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN A MECHANICAL HEART VALVE PROSTHESIS G. BELFORTE - T. RAPARELU - A. ROMITI. 273 HEMODYNAMICS FOR C-L TYPE SINGLE-COLUMN MECHANICAL HEART VALVE D.GUOSENHE VISUALIZATION OF FLOW AROUND VARIOUS FORMS OBSTACLES TRAPPED IN VENA CAVA FILTERS G. MORIN - R. PERRAULT - J. DOFFIN. 283 VISUALIZATION MoPlO 16:10 ADVANCED X-RAY AND GAMMA-RAY TECHNIQUES FOR MEASUREMENT AND VISUALIZATION OF GAS-LIQUID TWO-PHASE FLOW K. HORI - S. SUGIYAMA M. AKAI. 289 FLOW FIELD VELOCITY MEASUREMENTS USING AUTOMATIC EXTRACTION OF PARTICLE STREAKS FROM VIDEO IMAGES A. LECUONA - J. I. NOGUEIRA P. A. RODRIGUEZ - D. PEINADO 295 FULL FIELD VELOCITY MEASUREMENT IN AN AIR FLOW AND A TWO PHASE FLOW BY USING CROSS CORRELATION METHOD N. TSUDA - T. SAGA T. KOBAYASHI K. OHBA 303
5 TV Plenary Session H TuAO 09K)0 THREE-DIMENSIONAL PARTICLE TRACKING VELOCIMETRY : A REVIEW J.C. KENT. 309 MEASUREMENT TuA 1 10:16 JALYSIS APPLIED TO ] SYSTEMS J.E. AMADIECHENDU H. ZHU - E.H. HIGHAM. 317 CHARACTERISTICS OF VENTURIMETER AND SECTOR ORIFICE PLATES IN THE FLOW OF SOLID-LIQUID MIXTURES V.K. GAHLOT - KK. SHARMA - V. SESHADRI. 323 LIQUID GAUGING IN MICROGRAVITY: THE G-22 EXPERIMENT R. MONTI G. CAPUANO -D. TITOMANLIO -G. PAGUOCCA -P. BOSCO L. PACE -F. MONTI. 329 FLOW CONDITIONING FOR ACCURATE ORIFICE PLATE FLOW METERING E.M. LAWS - A.K OUAZZANE. 337 EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE SENSOR POSITION ON DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN ORIFICE TYPE FOWMETER K. KOMIYA - N. WATANABE - K. NUKUI J. MIYAKAWA. 343 MECHANICS TuA 2 10:15 INFLUENCE OF THE HEATING ON THE BIDIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE WAKE BEHIND CIRCULAR CYLINDERS N. MICHAUX-LEBLOND M. BELORGEY. 349 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF TAYLOR VORTEX FLOW IN A CIRCULAR COUETTE FLOW S. IMAO - M. ITOH - H. YAMANE. 355 COHERENT STRUCTURE AND SECONDARY FLOW IN TURBULENT OPEN CHANNEL FLOW T. SAGA - H. OHNARI - K WATANABE - T. SAITOU. 361 ROUGHNESS EFFECT ON THE REYNOLDS STRESS STRUCTURE A. MAZOUZ - L. LABRAGA - C. TOURNIER. 367 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A CONFINED FLASHING WATER FLOW D.I. ROBINSON, J.T. TURNER, M.J. WATTS, R. WILMSHURST. 373 CONTROL TuA 3 10:15 MODELING AND OPTIMAL CONTROL OF LIQUID VIBRATION IN TRANSFERING A RECTANGULAR CONTAINER M. HAMAGUCHI - K. TERASHIMA. 379 SLOSHING OF TWO FLUID LAYERS UNDER NON-UNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD T. SAWADA - S. SHIBATA - H. KIKURA - T. TANAHASHI. 385 A DIGITAL SIMULATION ALGORITHM FOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS SUBJECTED TO SOLID FRICTION /. IIMURA - S. HAYASHI. 391 DIGITAL FLOW RATE REGULATING VALVE AND ITS CONTROL L. MINGYANG 397 SCRAMJET FLUIDIC CONTROL SYSTEM AND RESULTS OF ITS TESTING IN HYPERSONIC FLYING TEST BED E. APARIN - A. BELUKOV - y. SHIKHMAN - G. STEPANOV MECHANICS TuA 4 10:15 A NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF SWIRLING ANNULAR JET IMPINGING ON A FLAT PLATE Y. KOKOSHIMA - A. SHIMIZU NUMERICAL FLOW VISUALIZATION OF AN UNSTEADY AXISYMMETRICAL ORIFICE PLATE FLOW WITH A PERTURBED INLET VELOCITY A.GIOVANNINI - Y. GAGNON. 407 ENGINE R.S. GUPTA - Y.S. CHAUHAN - N. SHAYGAN. 413 TRIPLE DECK STRUCTURE FOR A NON SYMMETRIC CHANNEL: INDUCED SEPARATION ON A UNIFORM WALL S. SAINTLOS - J. MAUSS. 419
6 V NUMERICAL CONVERGENCE PROOF OF THE VORTEX-IN-CELL ALGORITHM APPLIED TO INTERNAL FLOWS R. SAVOIE Y. GAGNON Y. MERCADIER 425 VISUALIZATION TuA 5 10:15 DEVELOPMENT OF PTV SYSTEM FOR DILUTE POLYMER SOLUTION WITH DRAG REDUCTION N. NISHIKAWA - Y. NIIMURA Y. KIMURA - Y. 1TAKURA. 431 ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF DIFFERENT PHOTOGRAMMETRIC, PARTICLE-BASED APPROACHES TO 3-D VELOCITY FIELD MEASUREMENT J.C. KENT -N. TRIGU1 Y.G. GUEZENNEC - W.C. CHOI - Y. ZHAO T.J. GIESEKE. 437 APPLICATION OF THE FLOW VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUE IN FORMING OF THE SCAVENGING FOR TWO STROKE DI DIESEL ENGINE R. BODZINSKI T. CZARNIECKI P. MODZEL - R. ROHATYNSKI. 445 AN ORIGINAL TECHNICS PIV/PTV APPLIED TO THE STUDY OF A VORTEX RING BUBBLE B. COLLARD M. S1OUFFI - P. VIGLIANO. _ 451 COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND PTV MEASUREMENT OF INTERNAL FLOW IN TORQUE CONVERTER A WADA F. YAMAMOTO - H. ISHIHARA - M. IGUCHI. 457 MEASUREMENT TuP 1 14:00 DESIGN OF A REAL TIME ULTRASONIC CORRELATION FLOWMETER FOR PROCESS MEASUREMENT C. KIM - D. K. LEE. ~ ~ 465 STUDY ON CHARACTERISTICS OF A ULTRASONIC GAS FLOWMETER FOR A RANGE OF SMALL FLOW RATES M. TAKAMOTO - K SHIMIZU. 473 J. SZEBESZCZYK. - '. 479 A.M.C. CHAN D. ZOBIN. 485 FLUroiCS TuP 2 14:00 ON VORTICAL STRUCTURES IN TURBULENT WAKES V. KOLAR VORTEX FLOWMETER EXPOSED TO SWIRLING FLOWS: FURTHER RESULTS A LANEVILLE - J. MARTINEZ - A STRZELECKI P. GAJAN. 497 THE NEAR WAKE FLOWFIELD OF AN OSCILLATING CIRCULAR CYLINDER /. TEIPEL - T. HUTH WAKE FORMATION BEHIND A SEMI-CIRCULAR SHELL, INFLUENCE OF THE DOWNSTREAM CAVITY P EHRMANN - M COUTANCEAU VISUALIZATION TuP 3 14:00 APPLICATION OF A PARTICLE STREAK VELOCIMETRY TECHNIQUE TO UNSTEADY FLOW STUDY L. DAVID - A TEXIER. ; 513 EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE ENTRAINING ENHANCEMENT PRODUCED BY FORCING THREE-DIMENSIONAL COHERENT STRUCTURES IN LAMINAR JETS PJL RODRIGUEZ D. PEINADO - A LECUONA J. I. NOGUEIRA. 521 INTENSITY MODULATED PARTICLE STREAK VELOCIMETRY R.F. BOUCHER - MA. KAMALA T. IKEMA. 527 VISUALIZATION OF UNSTABLE CURTAIN COATING FLOWS y. KASHJWABARA - K NOJO - K 0ZAK MECHANICS TuP 4 14:00 DIAGNOSING AND CORRECTING FOR PULSATION EFFECTS IN FLOWMETERS R.C. MOTTRAM - K N ATJINSON. 537 A NEW DIRECT-MEASUREMENT METHOD FOR DETERMINING FLUID BULK MODULUS IN OIL HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS J WATTON- Y XUE.i..... J....,..,,...,...,,...».. H.»... m..«.»». 543
7 PULSATION EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE ON AN ORIFICE FLOWMETER J.H. SHAW- J.J. MIAU J.R. DUANN - R. Z. YANG. 549 MEASUREMENTS WITH A TURBINE FLOW METER IN THE PRESENCE OF LARGE AMPLITUDE, NON-SINUSOIDAL PULSATIONS R. CHEESEWRIGHT - D. EDWARDS - C. CLARK 555 VISUALIZATION TuP 5 14:00 VISUALIZATION OF SECONDARY FLOW PHENOMENA IN ROTATING CURVES SQUARE CHANNELS WITH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ROTATIONS K.C. CHENG L.WANG. 561 REVERSE FLOW IN CHANNEL - INFLUENCE OF SPLITTER PLATE B.H. LAKSHMANA GOWDA - E.G. TULAPURKARA - S. K SWAIN. 571 VISUALIZATION OF TAYLOR CELLS FORMATION E. VARECHON J.P. PRENEL - G. COGNET. 577 A NEW METHOD OF VISUALIZING TURBULENT EDDIES J.W. HOYT - R.H.J. SELLIN. 581 MEASUREMENT TuP 6 16:10 AN APPLICATION OF DROP-WEIGHT METHOD TO MEASUREMENT OF EXTREMELY SMALL FLOW RATE OF A LIQUID T. IGARASHI. 587 A MULTIPHASE FLOW METERING SYSTEM USING ESTABLISHED TECHNOLOGY T. S. WH1TAKER - B.C. MILUNGTON. 593 CHARGING AND DISCHARGING TYPE ELECTROSTATIC FLOWSENSOR Y. TANAKA -K. NAKANO. 599 VISCOSITY EFFECTS ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OVAL GEAR FLOWMETER K. LJM. 605 FLUDDICS TuP 7 16:10 BLOCKAGE EFFECTS IN THE PLANE FLOW OVER A WEDGE it GIRARDI - FJ~ SOUSA. 611 MEASUREMENTS OF UNSTEADY FLOW NEAR THE CREST OF DEEP WATER PLUNGING BREAKER H. TOMITA - H. SAWADA 617 THE FORMATION MECHANISM AND SHEDDING FREQUENCY OF VORTEX FROM A SPHERE IN UNIFORM SHEAR FLOWS H. SAKAMOTO - H. HAN1U '. 623 CONTROL TuP 8 16:10 A DISCHARGE DIVIDER BETWEEN MAIN AND BRANCH PIPES N. VITTAL 629 SIMULATION OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS: MODULAR METHODS AND COMPUTATIONAL EFFICIENCY J. PALMBERG, P. KRUS.. T. 635 MECHANISM OF HARD SELF-EXCITED VIBRATION IN POPPET VALVE CIRCUIT S. HAYASHI - T. KURAHASHI - T. HAYASE 641 A PULSE MODULATED CONTROL VALVE WITH PRESSURE UP TO 500 BAR G. ROEKER - H. LANDHEE T. VAN DALE. 647 MECHANICS TuP 9 16:10 AN INVESTIGATION OF UNSTEADY EFFECTS OF PULSED INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOWS IN A CIRCULAR PIPE V. VIKTOROV. 653 DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF VORTICES IN A SYMMETRIC SINUSOIDAL WAVY-WALLED CHANNEL FOR PULSATILE FLOW T. NISHIMURA S. MATSUNE 657 A NEW REAL TIME SIGNAL ANALYSIS WITH WAVELETS: ITS APPLICATION TO FLOW MEASUREMENT F. TAKEDA. 663
8 vn COMPUTER AIDED FLOW VISUALIZATION AND MEASUREMENT OF VORTEX FLOWS PAST AN AIRFOIL IN OSCILLATION K. OHMI -M. COUTANCEAU. 673 VISUALIZATION TuPlO 16:10 VISUALIZATION OF THE ROTATING STALL IN THE MIXED-FLOW TURBOMACHINES T. SAKAI - K TEZUKA N.ITO- Y. NIIZEKI. 679 INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY AS A FLOW VISUALIZATION TOOL R.H. PAGE 685 VISUALIZATION OF BUOYANCY-DRIVEN EXCHANGE FLOW BETWEEN HELIUM AND AIR THROUGH A SMALL OPENNING M. KAVfAHASHI - K HOSOI -H. HIRAHARA - D. FUKUI - M. FUMIZAWA. 691 VISUALISATION OF THE FLOW INTO AND OUT OF A SHARP-EDGED AND A ROUND-EDGED HOLE IN A DUCT WALL L. MARTINS J.H. WHITELAW. '. 697
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