A state-of-the-art wind tunnel facility is available with a test section size of 1 m × 1m and 4 m in length with a turbulence level of less than 0.5%. The wind tunnel is equipped with a gust generator and a passive grid. An active free-stream turbulence generator facility is also available. The wind tunnel can cater up to a free stream velocity of 50 m/s. The wind tunnel is equipped with various instruments to measure unsteady forces and moments.
Time-Resolved Particle Image Velocimetry (TR-PIV) is an advanced experimental technique used in fluid dynamics research to measure fluid flow velocity over time. It involves the use of high-speed cameras to capture a sequence of images of tracer particles seeded in the fluid. The images are then analyzed to determine the particle displacement and velocity at various time intervals, providing a detailed insight into the fluid flow dynamics.
Hotwire anemometer is a sophisticated instrument used for measuring turbulence in fluid flows with exceptional temporal resolution. We have a dedicated four-channel fully automated Hotwire anemometer system with 3D traverse and various probes (Single wire, X wire, and Boundary layer)
Our laboratory is equipped with various steady and unsteady pressure measurement systems to cater to various ranges of pressure measurement for subsonic and supersonic flows.
A high-resolution Infrared camera is available to acquire two-dimensional temperature field measurements.
Multiple Dedicated computational servers with 64 and 48 cores are available to perform high-end Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations.
Various power amplifiers, analog filters, and Data acquisition systems are available for conducting customized experiments.