Three-dimensional vortex breakdown in swirling jets and wakes: direct numerical simulation

By M. Ruith, P. Chen, Eckart Meiburg, T. Maxworthy. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2003

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An experimental investigation of swirling jets (2005, methodology): “…shear layers, e.g. Martin & Meiburg (1994), Delbende, Chomaz & Huerre (1998), Loiseleux, Chomaz & Huerre (1998), Lim & Redekopp (1998), Olendraru et al. (1999), Loiseleux, Delbende & Huerre (2000), Yin et al. (2000), Olendraru & Sellier (2002), Gallaire & Chomaz (2003a, b) and Ruith et al. (2003).”
Three-dimensional coherent structures in a swirling jet undergoing vortex breakdown: stability analysis and empirical mode construction (2011, methodology): “…is likely that the precession of the vortex core and the appearance of strong oscillations that have been observed in experiments and simulations (Ruith et al. 2003; Liang & Maxworthy 2005; Duwig & Fuchs 2007; Martinelli, Olivani & Coghe 2007) can be attributed to a self-excited global mode…”
Coherent structures in a swirl injector at Re = 4800 by nonlinear simulations and linear global modes (2016, methodology): “The first reason is that axisymmetric vortex breakdown occurs when the combination of swirl (tangential velocity) and the Reynolds number are high enough (Ruith et al. 2003).”
Spiral vortex breakdown as a global mode (2006, methodology): “…quantitatively compare the predictive criterion of the weakly non-parallel nonlinear global mode theory of Couairon & Chomaz (1999) and Pier, Huerre & Chomaz (2001) to the three-dimensional numerical experiments of Ruith et al. (2003) using as a base flow their axisymmetric vortex breakdown states.”