Fluorescent/fosforescent effect applied to engineering

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Fluorescent and phosphorescent effects have significant applications in engineering, particularly in electrical engineering and fluid mechanics. Pressure-sensitive paint is highlighted for its use in aerodynamic testing, where its fluorescence varies with oxygen concentration and pressure. Beyond fluorescent lamps and security advertisements, these effects can enhance measurement techniques in various engineering fields. The discussion emphasizes the importance of exploring innovative uses of these effects in practical applications. Overall, the seminar could benefit from examining diverse engineering applications of fluorescence and phosphorescence.
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Hello all,

I have to prepare a seminar about fluorescent/fosforescent effect applied to engineering.
Besides fluorescent lamps, and some advertisements for security. What would you suggest? Mainly in the electrical engineering area.

Thanks in advance,
Joao A.
 
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Not electrical engineering but pressure sensitive paint is used a lot in aerodynamic testing as well as other areas of fluid mechanics. The paint fluoresces and the intensity depends on the local concentration of oxygen which depends on the pressure.
 
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