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On the thermal effect of porous material in porous media Rayleigh–Bénard convection
Flow, 2023 We perform a two-dimensional numerical study on the thermal effect of porous media on global heat transport and flow structure in Rayleigh–Bénard (RB) convection, focusing on the role of thermal conductivity $\lambda$ of porous media, which ranges from ...
Jun Zhong, Shuang Liu, Chao Sun
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Resolvent analysis of a finite wing in transonic flow
Flow, 2023 Shock waves interacting with turbulent boundary layers on wings can result first in self-sustained flow unsteadiness and eventually in structural vibration.
Jelle Houtman +2 more
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Investigating cohesive sediment dynamics in open waters via grain-resolved simulations
Flow, 2023 Cohesive particulate flows play an important role in environmental fluid dynamics, as well as in a wide variety of civil and process engineering applications.
Bernhard Vowinckel +3 more
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Numerical study of the effect of sidewalls on shock train behaviour
Flow, 2023 Strongly coupled sequences of shock waves, known as shock trains, are present in high-speed propulsion systems, where the presence of sidewalls substantially modifies the boundary layer thickness, skin friction and streamwise pressure distribution.
Alexander Gillespie, Neil D. Sandham
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Flow, 2023 Ionic fluids subjected to externally applied electric fields experience Joule heating, which increases with the increased electric field and ionic conductivity of the medium. Temperature gradients induced by Joule heating can create buoyancy-driven flows
Mohammad K. D. Manshadi, Ali Beskok
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Flow, 2023 Proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) is applied to three-dimensional (3-D) velocity fields collected from large-eddy simulations (LES) of a baffled stirred tank.
Arturo A. Arosemena, Jannike Solsvik
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Stability of schooling patterns of a fish pair swimming against a flow
Flow, 2023 Fish often swim in crystallized group formations (schooling) and orient themselves against the incoming flow (rheotaxis). At the intersection of these two phenomena, we investigate the emergence of unique schooling patterns through passive hydrodynamic ...
Rishita Das +2 more
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