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One-shot NMR imaging with a very short data acquisition time ( approximately 20 ms) is used to reveal the structure of a turbulent equilibrium puff in a transitional pipe flow. Longitudinal vortices in the downstream region of a puff are very clearly visualised in the NMR images. The structure of a puff derived from the images agrees with that suggested by a flow visualisation experiment done previously. The present study demonstrates that one-shot NMR imaging is a very powerful tool in visualising large-scale coherent structures in turbulent flow.
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