A parametric study of adverse pressure gradient turbulent boundary layers

By Jason Monty, Z. Harun, Ivan Marusic. 2011

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Philipp Schlatter
2. Ricardo Vinuesa
3. Ramis Örlü
4. A. Bobke
5. Dan S. Henningson
6. A. Hanifi
7. M. Atzori
8. P. Negi

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Philipp Schlatter
2. Ricardo Vinuesa
3. Ramis Örlü
4. Dan S. Henningson
5. A. Hanifi
6. A. Bobke
7. M. Atzori
8. P. Negi

Citations in the corpus

• Turbulent boundary layers around wing sections up to Rec=1,000,000 (2018, methodology): “llenges of performing high-delity simulations of PG TBLs, especially when it comes to a proper denition of boundary conditions, were addressed by Spalart and Watmu (1993). However, and as stated by Monty et al. (2011), the large num2 ber of parameters in uencing the structure of PG TBLs raises serio”
• History effects and near equilibrium in adverse-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layers (2017, background): “…are analysed for this case in figure 6(b), where again the most characteristic features of APG TBLs can be observed in comparison with the ZPG case (Monty et al. 2011): the streamwise velocity fluctuation profile develops an outer peak, a consequence of the energizing of the large-scale motions,…”