Spatial averaging effects in adverse pressure gradient turbulent boundary layers
Fermin Mallor,
Ramis Örlü,
Philipp Schlatter
Abstract:Thermal anemometry sensors for time-resolved velocity measurements average the measured signal over the length of their sensor, thereby attenuating fluctuations stemming from scales smaller than the wire length. Several compensation methods have emerged for wall turbulence, the most prominent ones relying on the small-scale universality in canonical flows or on the reconstruction based on two attenuated variance profiles obtained with sensors of different length. To extend these methods to non-canonical flows,… Show more
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