Recovery of rectified signals from hot-wire/film anemometers due to flow reversal in oscillating flows

The Review of Scientific Instruments
Yingchen YangChang Liu

Abstract

Hot-wire/film anemometers have been broadly used in experimental studies in fluid mechanics, acoustics, and ocean engineering. Yet, it is well known that hot-wire/film anemometers rectify the signal outputs due to the lack of sensitivity to flow direction. This main drawback, in turn, makes them less useful for diverse fluctuating flow measurements. To solve this issue, a rectification recovery method has been developed based on reconstruction of the Fourier series expansion in conjunction with signal-squaring approach. This signal recovery method was experimentally examined and proven to be successful for both conventional and microfabricated hot-wire/film anemometers. The method was further applied to dipole field measurements, with data from recovered signals perfectly matching the analytical model of the dipole field.

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Jun 4, 2019·The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America·Bakhtier FaroukNusair Hasan

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