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Tunnel configurations and model sizes are recommended, and suggestions for building model tests in an atmospheric boundary layer flow are given.
Results from a combined experimental and numerical study on the properties of flow noise on the reverse side of a flat plate excited by a turbulent boundary layer flow are reported.
Three dimensional structures of unsteady flows behind a square prism with aspect ratio H/D=2.7 in a shallow boundary layer flow are investigated by two dimensional and three dimensional stereoscopic PIV techniques synchronizing with velocity measurement by a hot wire anemometer.
Due to entrainment of the ambient fluid, this boundary layer flow is quite different from the Blasius flow past a flat plate.
This indicates that the improved k-ω-γ transition model provides significant improvement when crossflow-induced transition in hypersonic 3D boundary layer flow is predicted.
A numerical implementation for the vibration of a plate, excited by a turbulent boundary layer flow, is presented.
A numerical implementation for the vibration of a cylinder excited by fully developed turbulent boundary layer flow was presented.
The atmospheric boundary layer flow was simulated in the tunnel and a small scale model of a canopy made with aluminum plates was tested considering wind incidence at 0° (normal-to-the ridge direction) and 30°.
No boundary layer flow was detected in the overflow setup, which is due to the plunged inlet and the effective tangential acceleration of the incoming liquid.
Besides the classical Ergun equation, a simple model of the liquid-solid interactions, based on a boundary layer flow is proposed.
