The mechanism of turbulent drag reduction with wall oscillation
By Kwing-So Choi, B. R. Clayton. 2001
176 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Environmental Engineering
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In Computational Mechanics
- E. Touber
- M. Leschziner
- P. Ricco
- Maurizio Quadrio
- Kwing-So Choi
- G. Em Karniadakis
- Maizar Raissi
- Paris Perdikaris
In Environmental Engineering
- P. Ricco
- E. Touber
- M. Leschziner
- G. Em Karniadakis
- Maurizio Quadrio
- Kwing-So Choi
- Dongbin Xiu
- Nicholas Zabaras
Citations in the corpus
- MECHANISMS ON TRANSVERSE MOTIONS IN TURBULENT WALL FLOWS (2003, methodology): “The changes in the sweep signature observed in the experiment by Choi & Clayton (2001) were much greater, however, with 78% reduction in duration and 64% reduction in strength.”
- Near-wall streak modification by spanwise oscillatory wall motion and drag-reduction mechanisms (2012, methodology): “…area are those of Baron & Quadrio (1995), Choi, DeBisschop & Clayton (1998), Choi & Graham (1998), Dhanak & Si (1999), Quadrio & Sibilla (2000), Choi & Clayton (2001), Choi (2002), Choi, Xu & Sung (2002), Di Cicca et al. (2002), Karniadakis & Choi (2003), Quadrio & Ricco (2003), Quadrio &…”
- Initial response of a turbulent channel flow to spanwise oscillation of the walls (2003, methodology): “As happened for the fully developed oscillating Stokes layer described by Quadrio and Sibilla [3] and by Choi et al [25] for turbulent pipe flows and by Choi and Clayton in [23] for a flat-plate boundary layer, the three-dimensional turbulent flow field does not alter the superimposed transverse flo”