Characteristics of turbulence in a boundary layer with zero pressure gradient
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...A similar test was conducted by Klebanoff (1954). The lack of isotropy of wen the small scales near the wall is explained by the fact that the macroscales of the turbulence, namely y and v/u, , are not much larger than the Kolmogorov scale l k ....
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...18, which is in excellent agreement with Klebanoff’s (1954) measurements. Using Perry et d.’s notation, the computed values (which are probably slightly overestimated) are: for u , A1 = 1.1; for w , A2 = 0.66. These constants entered (12) (in fact (12) is a direct consequence of the existence of a k-’ range). Perry et al. (1985, note that their values are switched in their Table 1) quote A l = 1.03, A 2 = 0.73. In a pipe flow Perry et a/. (1986) measured A , = 0.90; Klebanoff (1954) obtains A1 x 0....
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...18, which is in excellent agreement with Klebanoff’s (1954) measurements. Using Perry et d.’s notation, the computed values (which are probably slightly overestimated) are: for u , A1 = 1.1; for w , A2 = 0.66. These constants entered (12) (in fact (12) is a direct consequence of the existence of a k-’ range). Perry et al. (1985, note that their values are switched in their Table 1) quote A l = 1.03, A 2 = 0.73. In a pipe flow Perry et a/. (1986) measured A , = 0....
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