Mixing Characteristics of Axisymmetric Free Jets From a Contoured Nozzle, an Orifice Plate and a Pipe

By J. Mi, G. Nathan, David. S. Nobes. 2001

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computational Mechanics

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• PIV measurements of a turbulent jet issuing from round sharp-edged plate (2007, background): “The wholly axisymmetric jet facility of Mi et al. (2000) consisted of a diffuser and a plenum with several mesh-wire screens producing a low turbulence intensity of about 0.3% in the central region of the exit plane as described in detail by Mi et al. (2001b) .”
• Statistical Properties of Turbulent Free Jets Issuing from Nine Differently-Shaped Nozzles (2010, background): “Mi et al. [ 31 ], for example, demonstrated that, as x increases, the mean-concentration half-radius of the circular OP jet increases faster, and becomes greater at x/De > 15, than does that of the SC counterpart.”