Wall pressure fluctuations and topology in separated flows over a forward-facing step

By J. F. Largeau, V. Morinière. 2006

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Environmental Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. D. Lo Jacono
2. John Sheridan
3. Michael Sherry

In Computational Mechanics

1. D. Lo Jacono
2. Mohammad Reza Safaei
3. John Sheridan
4. A. Badarudin
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In Environmental Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Investigation of Heat Transfer Enhancement in a Forward-Facing Contracting Channel Using FMWCNT Nanofluids (2014, methodology): “[21], and Largeau and Moriniere [22] used diverse methods in their investigations and established that increasing the Reynolds number and step ratio produces extended reattachment length.”
• An experimental investigation of the recirculation zone formed downstream of a forward facing step (2010, methodology): “…when d=ho1 it seems that the reattachment length is weakly affected by this ratio, and is usually situated around 4h to 5h depending on Reynolds number (Bergeles and Athanassiadis, 1983; Gasset et al., 2005; Hattori and Nagano, 2010; Largeau and Moriniere, 2007; Moss and Baker, 1980; Zhang, 1994).”