Effect of plate length and surface roughness on the flow and aeroacoustic characteristics of wall jets...

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Arackal Rahul S

Effect of plate length and surface roughness on the flow and aeroacoustic characteristics of wall jets

Arackal Rahul S

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Self Publisher
15 March 2023

Pre-clinical medicine: basic sciences; Industrial applications of scientific research & technological innovation; Biotechnology

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A high momentum jet tangentially flowing over the surface of a rigid flat plate is a wall jet. Understanding the flow physics of wall jets can be helpful in several practical applications, such as cooling off turbine blades, mixing off reactants in a combustion, air curtains, etc. Moreover, the rich flow physics in wall jets has inspired numerous researchers to work in this field. Wall jets are widely investigated to understand the flow turbulence, entrainment, mixing behavior, and formation of coherent structures. Presently, the study on acoustics emission from wall jets is also gaining significant importance. The schematic of a wall jet. As observed from the figure, the wall jet has two flow layers: the inner and outer layers. The former layer is due to the interaction between the jet and the solid surface of a plate, and the outer layer is due to the interaction between the jet and the ambient fluid. The inner layer initiates from the wall surface and extends up to the location of maximum stream-wise velocity, thus resembling a boundary layer. The outer layer region is between the maximum stream-wise velocity and the ambient flow velocity, thus representing a free shear layer.

By: Arackal Rahul S
Imprint: Self Publisher
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 9mm
Weight: 218g
ISBN: 9798889950622
Pages: 158
Publication Date: 15 March 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

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Effect of plate length and surface roughness on the flow and aeroacoustic characteristics of wall jets

Arackal Rahul S

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