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Velocity and Scalar Measurements in Model and Real Gas Torbine Combustorssurements in gas-turbine combustors are discussed on the basis of the results of Heitor and Whitelaw (1986) in terms of the contributions that they can make to improve knowledge on the theory and modelling of these flows.