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• TITLE: A Review of the Recent PIV Studies —From the Basics to the Hybridization with CFD

  AUTHORS: Fujio Yamamoto, Masaaki Ishikawa

  KEYWORDS: Review, PIV, PTV, CFD, Hybrid, Fluid Mechanics, Measurement, Flow Visualization

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Flow Control, Measurement & Visualization, Vol.10 No.4, October 24, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The purpose of this article is to review recent PIV Studies from the basic to hybrid analysis, focusing on explaining epoch-making development of PIV. The overwhelming advantage of PIV over other velocity measurement methods is that it enables instantaneous and simultaneous velocity measurement of whole flow fields. We roughly classify PIV development and/or progress into the following five categories;A) Basics of PIV and post-processing.B) Simultaneous measurement of velocity and temperature, and 3D-PIV.C) Application to multiphase turbulent flows.D) Application to fluid machinery.E) Hybridization of PIV and CFD. This paper introduces the epoch-making research results from papers published in international journals as milestones related to (A) to (E), and concludes with additional forecast of future development of PIV research.