Thermal stability improvement of sprayable fast-responding pressure-sensitive paint for measurement above 100 °C
The thermal stability of sprayable fast-responding Pressure-Sensitive Paint (fast PSP) was investigated to explore the possibility for application in turbomachinery and hypersonic research with temperature above 100 °C. The first part of the study focused on a widely-used Polymer Ceramic PSP (PC-PSP...
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PENG, Di [verfasserIn] GU, Feng [verfasserIn] ZHONG, Zhe [verfasserIn] LIU, Yingzheng [verfasserIn] |
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Enthalten in: Chinese journal of aeronautics - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier, 2002, 34, Seite 320-326 |
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