CAVITATION IN VORTICAL FLOWS
By Roger E. A. Arndt. 2002
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- Mind the gap: a new insight into the tip leakage vortex using stereo-PIV (2014, background): “The need to understand and control the dynamics of these flows has driven numerous researches, producing an abundant literature [see Green (1995) and Arndt (2002) for a review]. From a theoretical point of view, the model of Batchelor (1964), valid far downstream of the wing tip, is widely used to d”
- Review of experimental work in biomimetic foils (2004, background): “While cavitation in steadily moving foils is understood [5], this cannot be said for unsteady foils, where vortices form close to the foil, migrate in its wake, and interact with each other.”
- Verification and validation of Large Eddy Simulation of attached cavitating flow around a Clark-Y hydrofoil (2019, background): “Cavitation is a common prob- em in fluid machinery - causing serious wear, tear and damage Arndt, 2002 ).”