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The work presented in this paper combines multiple non-synchronous planar measurements to reconstruct an estimate of a synchronous, instantaneous flow field of the whole measurement set. Temporal information is retained through the linear stochastic estimation (LSE) technique. The technique isdescribed, applied and validated with a simplified combustor and FSN geometry flow for which 3-component, 3-dimensional(3C3D) flow information is available. Using 3C3D data set, multiple virtual ‘planes’ may be extracted to emulate single planar PIV measurements and produce the correlations required for LSE. In this example, multiple parallel planes are synchronised with a single perpendicular plane that intersectseach of them. As the underlying data set is known it therefore can be directly compared to the estimated velocity field for validation purposes. The work shows that when the input time-resolved planar velocitymeasurements are first POD (proper orthogonal decomposition) filtered, high correlation between the estimations and the validation velocity volumes are possible. This results in estimated full volume velocity distributions which are available at the same time instance as the input field – i.e. a time resolved velocityestimation at the frequency of the single input plane. While 3C3D information is used in the presented work, this is necessary only for validation; in true application planar technique would be used. The studyconcludes that provided the number of sensors used for input LSE exceeds the number of POD modes used for pre-filtering, it is possible to achieve correlation greater than 99%.

Time-Volume Estimation of Velocity Fields From Nonsynchronous Planar Measurements Using Linear Stochastic Estimation