Active Flow Control Strategies and Tools for Turbulent Flows

Bonnet, Jean-Paul; Qin, Ning

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-29688-9_1

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“…Due to the rapid evolution of the commercial simulation codes and PIV software, the user can potentially process data without any or with limited background in turbulence. Bonnet and Qin [45] evidence that a knowledge of the physics of turbulent phenomena is mandatory to adequately perform both experiments and computations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The physical mechanisms can be as diverse as vortex generation, volume effects, thermal effects and may act on different scales of the flow, from large, energetic scales down to smaller, dissipative scales. This requires a detailed analysis of the turbulent characteristics of the flows under consideration (Bonnet and Qin [45]). These behaviours are sometimes analysed by stability theories and require advanced optimization methods (Noack et al [49]).…”

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