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Instrumentation and measurements in high Reynolds number flows

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TURW04 - Wall-bounded turbulence: beyond current boundaries

Conducting experiments at high Reynolds numbers can be very challenging, as they typically require extreme conditions. A result is often that we are limited in our ability to study these flows by the instrumentation available. In this talk, I will review why this is the case and present some novel approaches to address these challenges. The two most common ways to achieving high Reynolds numbers are field experiments and extreme lab experiments. Both classes of experiments come with their own challenges and limitations, which will be addressed from an instrumentation point of view. Results will be presented from the SLTEST facility (field) and from the Superpipe (lab).

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