Surface pressure measurement by oxygen quenching of luminescence
AssigneeBoard of Regents
InventorsMartin P. Gouterman, Janet L. Kavandi, Jean Gallery, James B. Callis
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AssigneeBoard of Regents
InventorsMartin P. Gouterman, Janet L. Kavandi, Jean Gallery, James B. Callis
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Methods and compositions for measuring the pressure of an oxygen-containing gas on an aerodynamic surface, by oxygen-quenching of luminescence of molecular sensors is disclosed. Objects are coated with luminescent films containing a first sensor and at least one of two additional sensors, each of the sensors having luminescences that have different dependencies on temperature and oxygen pressure. Methods and compositions are also provided for improving pressure measurements (qualitative or quantitive) on surfaces coated with a film having one or more types of sensor.
A method of measuring the pressure of an oxygen-containing gas on a surface, which comprises:
A method of visualizing flow of an oxygen-containing gas over a surface of an object, which comprises:
A pressure-sensitive composition, which comprises a solvent containing therein a plurality of sensors comprising sensors A and B, wherein upon irradiation by an exciting wavelength of light:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.