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A. C. Reynolds to Mary Reynolds Cowan, July 20, 1950
, 2018 In this letter of July 20, 1950, Alonzo C. Reynolds writes to his daughter Mary Cowan (formerly Reynolds) about his home life. Mr. Reynolds spends his time taking care of his wife Nannie, attending church services, and doing housework.
Reynolds, Alonzo Carlton, 1870-1953;
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Prediction of Aerodynamic Performance of Airfoils in Low Reynolds Number Flows
, 1989 Presents a viscous/inviscid interaction procedure for the solution of incompressible flowfields with large laminar separated regions. The method extends previous work on prediction of aerofoil performance up to stall conditions.
de Nicola C. +3 more
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A Response-Limit Interpretation of the Critical Reynolds Number
Introduction I am a Professional Engineer with 46 years of experience in energy systems, modelling, and design. I study how fundamental constants and particle behaviour can arise from geometric coherence. All work is freely available with DOI. The work is not proposed as a competing alternative to existing theories.
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A generalized reciprocal theorem for predicting the force and torque on bodies moving in an unhomogeneous flow at arbitrary reynolds number [PDF]
We present the main ideas behind the derivation and some applications of a theorem that parallels Lorentz’s reciprocal theorem and provides general expressions for the force and torque acting on a rigid body of arbitrary shape moving in an inhomogeneous ...
Magnaudet, Jacques
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ON THE HYSTERESIS OF THE DRAG OF A SPHERE IN THE CRITICAL REYNOLDS NUMBER RANGE
Bulletin of JSME, 1982 The characteristics of an air flow around a sphere were investigated by means of the measurement of drag and pressure distribution and by the surface oil-flow method in the Reynolds number range from 105 to 4×105. A hysteresis loop was found in the drag coefficient - Re curve and also in the pressure coefficient - Re curve at the critical Reynolds ...
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Line fountain behavior at low-Reynolds number
, 2010 In this paper, we present the line fountain behavior at low-Reynolds numbers obtained by experiments.
Williamson, N. +7 more
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High-Reynolds-number cavity flow with obstacles plays a critical role in many engineering applications; however, the underlying mechanisms governing vortex evolution and turbulence characteristics remain poorly understood.
Yong Peng (255569) +4 more
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EnergiesThe disadvantage of phase change materials (PCMs) that store thermal energy is their low thermal conductivity. The macro-, micro-, and nanoencapsulation of PCMs are some of the ways to eliminate this drawback.
Krzysztof Dutkowski, Marcin Kruzel
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, 2018 The effects of isolated, cylindrical roughness elements on laminar–turbulent transition in a flat-plate boundary layer are investigated in a laminar water channel.
Dominik K. Puckert, Ulrich Rist
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