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Physics-based parameterisation framework for basal melting in ice-ocean boundary layers over dynamically stable pycnoclines. [PDF]
Jayasankar T, Jenkins A.
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Heat transfer problems in turbulent flows are mainly described by empirical relationships Nu = Nu(Re, Pr). The progress of modeling the turbulent heat transfer is quite poor. For the turbulent momentum transfer on the other hand we have a lot of semiempirical modeling assumptions which lead to good results for engineering purposes.
M. Jischa, H. B. Rieke
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Heat transfer problems in turbulent flows are mainly described by empirical relationships Nu = Nu(Re, Pr). The progress of modeling the turbulent heat transfer is quite poor. For the turbulent momentum transfer on the other hand we have a lot of semiempirical modeling assumptions which lead to good results for engineering purposes.
M. Jischa, H. B. Rieke
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MICROSCALES OF TURBULENCE-HEAT TRANSFER CORRELATIONS
Proceeding of International Heat Transfer Conference 10, 1994Firstly, the paper develops a thermal mesomicroscale to shed light on the turbulent forced convection for fluids and viscous oils. Secondly, the paper gives a review of the recent results on the buoyancy driven turbulent flows and introduces the microscales appropriate for these flows.
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Heat transfer in convective turbulence
Nonlinearity, 1996Summary: We investigate the bulk scaling of the convective heat transport in the Boussinesq equations. An a priori bound on the scaling exponent is obtained without making any assumptions on the turbulent fluctuations. If horizontal gradients of temperature fluctuations are relatively small near the boundary then different scaling regimes are obtained.
Constantin, Peter, Doering, Charles R.
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Heat Transfer in Isotropic Turbulence
Journal of Applied Physics, 1952The postulated problem of heat transfer in a stationary isotropic turbulence under constant small temperature gradient is examined from both Lagrangian and Eulerian points of view. By combination of Taylor's ``diffusion by continuous movements'' and a new temperature fluctuation equation somewhat like the wellknown turbulent energy equation, it is ...
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HEAT TRANSFER IN ISOTROPIC TURBULENCE
Chemical Engineering Communications, 1981The direct interaction approximation (Kraichnan 1959) was used to calculate thermal eddy diffusivities, intensities or temperature fluctuations, and various correlation functions for heat transfer in an isotropic turbulent flow with a uniform mean temperature gradient.
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Turbulent Heat Transfer in Corotating Annular Disks
Numerical Heat Transfer, Part B: Fundamentals, 1985This paper deals with heat transfer in turbulent flow through corotating annular disks. The dual-stream flow influx enters from both sides and proceeds radially outward. The governing equations are solved by a finite-difference technique using a modified SIMPLER algorithm. The effects of the disk size and spacing, influx Reynolds number, and rotational
Yoon S. Sim, Wen-Jei Yang
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THE MOMENTUM AND VORTICITY TRANSFER THEORIES OF TURBULENT HEAT TRANSFER
Canadian Journal of Physics, 1954The case of heat transfer by a cylindrical turbulent region is examined further theoretically from the standpoint of the vorticity transfer analogy. The radial distribution of the eddy diffusivity for vorticity is considered and, on the logarithmic velocity distribution law for fully developed turbulence, this quantity is found to be negative ...
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Heat Transfer and Turbulence in a Turbulated Blade Cooling Circuit
Journal of Turbomachinery, 1992The aerothermal performance of a typical turbine blade three-pass turbulated cooling circuit geometry was investigated in a 10X plexiglass test model. The model closely duplicated the blade’s leading edge, midchord, and trailing edge cooling passage geometries.
N. Abuaf, D. M. Kercher
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