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Effects of Extraction Methods on Physicochemical, Functional and Nutritional Properties of Protein Extracted from Mustard (<i>Brassica juncea</i>) Seed Meal Residue. [PDF]
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A System-Level Review of Bio-Inspired Technologies for Next-Generation UAVs: From Aerodynamics to Energy Systems. [PDF]
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A triboelectric airflow field sensor enables cross-scale multi-parameter sensing in meter-scale flapping-wing aircrafts. [PDF]
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Flapping Foil-Based Propulsion and Power Generation: A Comprehensive Review. [PDF]
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High-intensity helical flow: a double-edged sword in coronary artery haemodynamics. [PDF]
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Pachychoroid diseases of the macula: an update. [PDF]
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Progress in Energy and Combustion Science, 2001
Abstract This paper reviews the studies undertaken on vortex breakdown over the past 45 years. The paper is structured such that the area is considered in three sections — experimental, numerical and finally theoretical, and provides a ‘guide’ to the literature and where necessary directs the reader to more indepth reviews in the specific areas.
Tim O'Doherty
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Abstract This paper reviews the studies undertaken on vortex breakdown over the past 45 years. The paper is structured such that the area is considered in three sections — experimental, numerical and finally theoretical, and provides a ‘guide’ to the literature and where necessary directs the reader to more indepth reviews in the specific areas.
Tim O'Doherty
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Physics of Fluids, 1995
Reported herein is a cone-shaped turbulent vortex breakdown in noncavitating swirling flows at high Reynolds numbers in a slightly diverging cylindrical tube. The turbulent conical form is in addition to the well-known double-helix, spiral, and nearly axisymmetric or ‘‘bubble’’-type breakdowns.
Turgut Sarpkaya
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Reported herein is a cone-shaped turbulent vortex breakdown in noncavitating swirling flows at high Reynolds numbers in a slightly diverging cylindrical tube. The turbulent conical form is in addition to the well-known double-helix, spiral, and nearly axisymmetric or ‘‘bubble’’-type breakdowns.
Turgut Sarpkaya
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Two-Vortex Models for Vortex Breakdown
ASME 2008 Dynamic Systems and Control Conference, Parts A and B, 2008 A simple Hamiltonian dynamical systems model for vortex breakdown of the bubble-type (B-type) is developed and analyzed. This model is constructed using the flow induced by two point vortices moving in a half-plane immersed in an ideal (= inviscid and incompressible) fluid with an ambient uniform horizontal velocity.
Blackmore, D. +2 more
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