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Strömungsmeßtechnik

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Die in der Strömungsmeßtechnik angewandten optischen Verfahren beruhen darauf, daß Dichteänderungen in einem Gas oder in einer Flüssigkeit auch Änderungen des Brechungsindex zur Folge haben. Schickt man daher Lichtstrahlen durch ein durchlässiges Medium veränderlicher Dichte, so werden diese abgelenkt oder erleiden Phasenunterschiede.

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