Location: Room E208, Tamsui Campus
Tel: +886 - 2- 2621-5656 ext.3544, 2617
Lab. leader: PhD. Jing-Min Tang
Contact window: CHANG SHUO KAI(Assistant Technical Specialist)
Objective:
The goal of this lab is to learn how to obtain data experimentally and to compare them to their theoretical results.
Experiments in this laboratory focus on the investigation of the variation of flow fields and thermal convection. It will test the student’s mastery on a wide variety of topics, including Fluid Dynamics, Thermodynamics, Gas Dynamics, Aerodynamics, Conduction, and Convection.
Another focus of this lab is to promote teamwork between the students, and to improve their ability to identify and solve problems.
Lab outline:
The first part of the lab will involve measuring velocity profile in a flow field using Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV) and acquiring thermal variation via a temperature measurement system.
The second part of the lab investigates the effects of thermal and flow fields acting upon each other. A Low-speed wind tunnel and a pulse-laser will be used to measure the sediment of particles accumulated along the bottom of the test section of the wind tunnel.
This lab will help students understand the underlying principles of flow control, for example in postponing the separation on a wing.
A part of the experiment setup is shown in the figure.
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