Synthetic turbulence modeling for evaluation of ultrasonic cross-correlation flow measurement
Performance of an ultrasonic cross-correlation flow measurement instrument may be significantly affected by turbulence at the location of the ultrasonic sensors. In this paper, a new method of generating Synthetic Turbulence is presented, to provide an effective tool for creating a variety of turbul...
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