Effects of Suspended Sediment on the Structure of Turbulent Boundary Layer

Mazumdar, H. P.; Bhattacharya, S.; Mandal, Bikash Chandra

doi:10.1007/978-1-4614-0231-2_8

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“…A close look at the turbulent boundary layer data discloses the fact that the velocity profile u + versus y + exhibits two different types of similarity in two regions (inner region and outer region). It has been shown by Mazumdar and Mandal (2009) how the boundary layer may be split into two regions: region 1 (the wall region/inner region) in which the law of the wall describes the flow and this region is unaffected by outside manipulation; and region 2 (the wake region/outer region) in which the law of the wake governs the flow and outside manipulation is taken care of by this region.…”

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Structure of sink flow turbulent boundary layers

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Mazumdar

2013

Phys. Scr.

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This paper reports on an investigation of the influence of sink flow pressure gradient on the structure of a fluid's turbulent flow. Experimental data (Jones 1998) of sink flow cases corresponding to three different strengths are brought into the picture for investigation. An attempt has been made to predict the structure of turbulence from experimental evidence. The result shows that like zero-pressure gradient flow, two different similarities, one in the inner region and the other in the wake region, are preserved.

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confidence: 99%