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Investigation of a transonic separating/reattaching shear layer by means of PIV 被引量:1

Investigation of a transonic separating/reattaching shear layer by means of PIV
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摘要 The separating/reattaching flow over an axisymmetric backward-facing step is analyzed experimentally by means of particle image velocimetry (PIV), The main purpose of the measurements is the investigation of the mean flow field as well as of the Reynolds stress distributions at a Mach number of 0,7 and at a Reynolds number of 3,3 x 10s based on the step height, Due to the strong progress of optical flow measurements in the last years it was possible to resolve all flow scales down to 180 μm (≈1% of the step height) with high precision, Thanks to the high spatial resolution it was found for the first time that the Reynolds stress distribution features a local minimum between the first part of the shear layer and a region inside the recirculation region, This implies a more complex wake dynamics than assumed before, The separating/reattaching flow over an axisymmetric backward-facing step is analyzed experimentally by means of particle image velocimetry (PIV), The main purpose of the measurements is the investigation of the mean flow field as well as of the Reynolds stress distributions at a Mach number of 0,7 and at a Reynolds number of 3,3 x 10s based on the step height, Due to the strong progress of optical flow measurements in the last years it was possible to resolve all flow scales down to 180 μm (≈1% of the step height) with high precision, Thanks to the high spatial resolution it was found for the first time that the Reynolds stress distribution features a local minimum between the first part of the shear layer and a region inside the recirculation region, This implies a more complex wake dynamics than assumed before,
出处 《Theoretical & Applied Mechanics Letters》 CAS CSCD 2015年第1期30-34,共5页 力学快报(英文版)
基金 supported by the German Research Foundation DFG in the framework of the TRR40
关键词 Backward-facing stepShearlayerReattachmentParticlelmage Velocimetry Backward-facing stepShearlayerReattachmentParticlelmage Velocimetry
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