Sentence examples for cylinder case from inspiring English sources
The phase averaged PIV measurements reveal that the vortices shed in the forward splitter plate cylinder case are weaker in strength as compared to the plain cylinder case.
At subcritical Reynolds number, the flow separation is delayed and the shedding frequency is increased in the forward splitter plate cylinder case as compared to the plain cylinder case.
Both vortex shedding suppression techniques 2) and 3) yielded significant reduction in maximum overpressures when compared to the reference cylinder case 1).
A primal geometry of two unequally sized cylinders placed in tandem arrangement under cross-flow is initially examined in order to establish the effect on the wake fluctuations, compared to the single cylinder case.
This experiment tested three different cases involving the following arrangements of cylinder(s) of identical diameter: the upstream fixed downstream movable arrangement (case F); the upstream movable downstream fixed arrangement (case R); and a movable isolated cylinder (case I).
Instead, the so-called pseudo-guide wave number and pseudo-phase speed are introduced as they are well defined in the cone case and simplifies to the wave number and phase speed in the cylinder case respectively.
Both hollow cylinder and annular cylinder cases were considered.
Experiments and simulations for hundreds of circular cylinder cases show that particles concentrate in the central region where the shear rate is low.
The moving cylinder cases focus on the interaction between the structure and fluid, and a number of cases are presented which fall into the "lock-in" regime, indicating that the driving frequency of the structure dominates the vortex shedding frequency.
The capillary was then placed in the cylinders of the syringe cases and the bottom of the cylinder cases was covered with its caps using a forceps.
The area around the capillaries that is attached to the cylinder cases and the upper end of the capillaries were sealed with Araldite adhesive (Huntsman Advance Material).
