Shadow Doppler velocimetry with double fiber-array sensors

2004 
Shadow Doppler velocimetry (SDV) systems with double fiber-array sensors were developed for the measurements of particle trajectory angles and for the stereoscopic investigation of particles. The parallel two-line fiber-array configuration improves the accuracy of the trajectory angle measurement in a plane perpendicular to the optical axis, which contributes to the high accuracy of the particle shape reconstruction process. It also provides information on the other trajectory angle in a plane parallel to the two laser beams. Furthermore, it realizes "time-of-flight" velocity measurement, which provides the possibility to simplify the original SDV setup by removing the laser Doppler velocimetry (LDV) components. On the other hand, stereoscopic SDV was also developed, which is effective in cases where three-dimensional characteristics of shape, orientation, or behavior of particles are important.
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