Reynolds Stress Model for Viscoelastic Drag-Reducing Flow Induced by Polymer Solution. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel), 2019 Wang Y.
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Reynolds stress model for hypersonic flows
, 2011 Despite the enormous increase in computational capabilities and the use of computational fluid dynamics as a design tool in the aircraft industry, the correct prediction of complex hypersonic turbulent flows involving shock wave boundary layer interaction (SWBLI) is still a challenge. For the investigation of these flows at real flight Reynolds number,
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Computation of turbulent high speed mixing layers using a two-equation turbulence model [PDF]
A two-equation turbulence model was extended to be applicable for compressible flows. A compressibility correction based on modelling the dilational terms in the Reynolds stress equations were included in the model.
Narayan, J. R., Sekar, B.
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Low Reynolds number multiple-time-scale turbulence model and calculations of steady and pulsating shear layers [PDF]
A low Reynolds number multiple-time-scale turbulence model (LMS) and its application to fully developed turbulent channel flows and pulsating pipe flows are presented.
Kim, Sang-Wook
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Second-order closure models for supersonic turbulent flows [PDF]
Recent work on the development of a second-order closure model for high-speed compressible flows is reviewed. This turbulent closure is based on the solution of modeled transport equations for the Favre-averaged Reynolds stress tensor and the solenoidal ...
Sarkar, Sutanu, Speziale, Charles G.
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On the modeling of low-Reynolds-number turbulence [PDF]
A full Reynolds-stress closure that is capable of describing the flow all the way to the wall was formulated for turbulent flow through circular pipe.
So, R. M. C., Yoo, G. J.
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Application of a Reynolds stress turbulence model to the compressible shear layer [PDF]
Theoretically based turbulence models have had success in predicting many features of incompressible, free shear layers. However, attempts to extend these models to the high-speed, compressible shear layer have been less effective.
Balakrishnan, L., Sarkar, S.
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Semesta Teknika, 2016 Two different turbulence models, i.e. Spalart Allmaras (SA) and Reynolds stress model (RSM) are used as turbulence model in the cyclone investigation via numerical simulation.
Novi Caroko, Suyitno Suyitno
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Experimental studies of the effects of hydrophobic coatings on flow separation around 3DÂ bluff bodies. [PDF]
Adv AerodynSiddiqui NA, Agelin-Chaab M.
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Scientific Concerns About Recent Fluid-Structure Interaction Models of the Aqueous Humor Outflow Pathway. [PDF]
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