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Journal Publications top Miyagi, N., Kimura, M., Shoji, H., Saima, A., Ho, C.-M., Tung, S., and Tai, Y.-C., “Statistical Analysis on Wall Shear Stress of Turbulent Boundary Layer in a Channel Flow using Micro-Shear Stress Imager”, International Journal of Heat … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top Kimura, M., Tung, S., Liu, J., Ho, C.M., Jiang, F. and Tai, Y.C., “Measurements of Wall Shear Stress of Turbulent Boundary Layer Using Micro Shear Stress Imaging Chip”, Fluid Dynamics Research, Vol. 24, pp. 329-342, 1999. Tsao, … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top A MEMS thermopneumatic silicone membrane valve Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems and Fluid Flows The PVC technique – a method to estimate the dissipation length scale in turbulent flows Shear stress measurements on an airfoil surface using micro-machined sensors Conference Publicationstop … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top Dissipation scale and control of fine-scale turbulence in a plane mixing layer Effects of time scales on lift of airfoils in an unsteady stream Improved micro thermal shear-stress sensor MEMS and its application for flow control Three-dimensional … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top An airfoil with CL > 10 Application of MEMS devices to delta wing aircraft Continuous wavelet analysis of coherent structures High aerodynamic loads on an airfoil submerged in an unsteady stream Lift force of delta wings Optical … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top Forced unbounded shear flows Interaction of two-dimensional wakes The near-field pressure fluctuations of impinging elliptic jet Near wake of an unsteady symmetric airfoil Transition processes of mixing layers Unsteady flow around an ogive cylinder Visualization of a … Continue reading →

Journal Publications top Dynamics of an impinging jet. Part 1. The feedback phenomenon Dynamics of an impinging jet. Part 2. The noise generation Large coherent structures in an impinging jet Note on the prong configuration of an x-array hot-wire probe … Continue reading →