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Asymptotic solution of the turbulent mixing layer for velocity ratio close to unity

Higuera Antón, Francisco and Jiménez Sendín, Javier and Liñán Martínez, Amable (1996) Asymptotic solution of the turbulent mixing layer for velocity ratio close to unity. In: Studying Turbulence Using Numerical Simulation Databases - VI, Proceedings of the 1996 Summer Program, 24 Jun - 19 Jul, Stanford University.

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Creators NameCreators email (if known)
Higuera Antón, Francisco
Jiménez Sendín, Javier
Liñán Martínez, Amable
Title:Asymptotic solution of the turbulent mixing layer for velocity ratio close to unity
Event Title:Studying Turbulence Using Numerical Simulation Databases - VI, Proceedings of the 1996 Summer Program
Event Dates:24 Jun - 19 Jul
Event Location:Stanford University
Title of Book:Studying turbulence using numerical simulation databases. VI : proceedings of the 1996 summer program
Publisher:Stanford University
Date:1996
Department:Motopropulsión and thermofluidynamic
Faculty:E.T.S.I. Aeronautical (UPM)
Creative Commons licenses:Recognition - No derivative works - No commercial
Item ID:1642
Subjects:Mathematics
Physics
Aeronautics

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Abstract

The equations describing the first two ternas of an asymptotic expansión of the solution of the planar turbulent mixing layer for valúes of the velocity ratio cióse to one are obtained. The first term of this expansión is the solution of the well-known time-evolving probiem and the second, which includes the efFects of the increase of the turbulence scales in the stream-wise direction, obeys a linear system of equations. Numerical solutions of these equations for a two-dimensional reacting mixing layer show that the correction to the time-evolving solution may explain the asymmetry of the entrainment and the differences in product generation observed in flip experiments.

Item Type:Presentation at Congress or Day (Article)
Subjects:Mathematics
Physics
Aeronautics
Código ID:1642
Depositado Por:Biblioteca ETSI Aeronauticos
Depositado el:03 Jun 2009
Last Modified:23 Sep 2009 18:55

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