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Past Research in the OEL

Here are just a few of the research projects that members of the Optical Engineering Laboratory have been involved with in the last few years. Papers on the site at this time cover the mechanical / engine / PIV aspects of the groups work, but we hope to also put up some of the biomedical EU funded research here in the next couple of weeks.

MIT PIV Research Paper
Rover PIV Research Paper
Newspaper article on current OEL research using holography
Holography
Examples of Holographic Interferometry
Automatic Fringe Analysis (FRAN)
Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV)
Surface Measurement and Vibration
Flow Visualisation
Velocity Flow Visualisation
Cummins Diesel Injection Visualisation
Laser Firing System (LFS)
Example of a Masters Project for Rolls-Royce (HOLOVIZ)
Laser ablation analysis work at FELIX
High Speed Digital Photography - link to the website of last years MEng team.

Testing The
Internal Combustion Engine

Trevor Wilson and Dr. Wing Lee were recently working on optical diagnostics and tomographic arrays for engine diagnostics. Heat transfer studies of the piston and head are also being implemented. Papers from this work can be obtained here.

We have performed many successful research contracts with many industrial partners on an international level. In particular we are currently fulfilling contracts with MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, USA), DRA (Defence Research Agency) and Rolls-Royce. We are also part of a major EuroPIV research grant researching along range optical instrumentation.

The value of our research grants over the last 10 years has been more than £2m and we have produced some 150+ publications.

 

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