2006
DOI: 10.2514/1.18069
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Flow Around a Rotatable Square Cylinder-Plate Body

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“…Their study neglect the pressure in the vicinity of square corners, therefore there is a little difference in the drag coefficient value. When results for the square cylinder with splitter plate at L/D = 1 are compared to the study of Sarioglu et al (2006), the drag coefficients show substantial differences. Sarioglu et al (2006), also did not consider the pressures acting on the splitter plate, even if it is of utmost importance.…”
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“…Their study neglect the pressure in the vicinity of square corners, therefore there is a little difference in the drag coefficient value. When results for the square cylinder with splitter plate at L/D = 1 are compared to the study of Sarioglu et al (2006), the drag coefficients show substantial differences. Sarioglu et al (2006), also did not consider the pressures acting on the splitter plate, even if it is of utmost importance.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…The lift coefficient (C L ) is defined as C L = (2F L )/A , where F L is the net lift force acting on the model. C L of the square prism with/without the plate for the present study and the study of Sarioglu et al (2006) are shown in Figure 4 at Re = 20000. For the square cylinder alone, lift coefficient results of present study are in good agreement with that of the study of Sarioglu et al (2006) except for 10<< 30 and 100<< 120.…”
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“…Flow control around the cylinder with the help of control rod [1][2][3][4], splitter plate [5][6][7] can be given as literature examples. Especially, flow around a circular cylinder has encountered in many engineering applications, for example, in the cooling tower, chimney and so forth.…”
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