Direct numerical simulation of turbulent thermal boundary layers

By H. Kong, Haecheon Choi, Joon-Sik Lee. 2000

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DNS of Turbulent Heat Transfer in Channel Flow With Heat Conduction in the Solid Wall (2001, unknown): “Results of the present study were pared to the findings of Polyakov (1974), who made a similar study with linearizatio the fluid equations in the viscous sublayer that allowed analytical approach and resu Kasagi et al.”
Turbulence in supersonic boundary layers at moderate Reynolds number (2011, background): “This behaviour is very similar to that observed in DNS of low-speed thermal boundary layers (Kong et al. 2000), and supports a relatively passive role of temperature in the dynamics of supersonic boundary layers (however, recall the observations made regarding the higher-order temperature…”
The effect of thermal boundary conditions on forced convection heat transfer to fluids at supercritical pressure (2016, background): “For CPK→∞ the variance at the wall is non-zero and its slope is zero, while for the case CPK→0 the value at the wall is zero and its slope is proportional to y. Similar observations were made in Kong et al. (2000), Tiselj et al. (2001b), Li et al. (2009).”
Block-marching in time with DQ discretization: an efficient method for time-dependent problems (2002, background): “An obvious example is direct numerical simulation of turbulence flows [6–8].”