1979
DOI: 10.1016/0376-0421(77)90012-4
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Tollmien-Schlichting waves and transition

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“…These models tend to oversimplify the downstream factors. For the attached flow, Wazzen et al [20] proposed a model based on the shape factor. His model gives a unified correlation between the transition point and the Reynolds number for a variety of problems.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These models tend to oversimplify the downstream factors. For the attached flow, Wazzen et al [20] proposed a model based on the shape factor. His model gives a unified correlation between the transition point and the Reynolds number for a variety of problems.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Changes in the velocity profiles can also be quantified using the shape factor of the boundary layer profiles along the length of the plate (figure 4(b)). The reduction in the shape factor from the baseline value of 2.6 indicates that the velocity profiles downstream of the plasma actuators are fuller than those with no actuation applied, and based on the correlation between shape factor and flow stability developed by Wazzan et al [21], the flows with actuation should be more stable. The boundary layer heights around the plasma actuator are also modified due to the addition of momentum into the flow.…”
Section: Determination Of the Base Flowmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…They use the refining of the grid as the starting point to obtain accurate information on the boundary layer. The most commonly known empirical correlations are the 'Granville' method (45) , the 'onestep' method of Michel (46) , the Wazzan method (47) , and the e n method implemented in XFoil solver that was used for our numerical calculations.…”
Section: Second Derivative Analysis Of the Pressure Data For Transitimentioning
confidence: 99%