Sentence examples for eddy shedding from inspiring English sources

If the cylinder is something flexible like a telephone or power cable, it will move to and fro under this force; the singing noise produced by cables in high winds is due to a resonance between their natural frequency of transverse oscillation and the frequency of eddy shedding.

At higher Reynolds number, we show detailed and robust calculations of eddy shedding and pairing, and qualitative numerical convergence in such flow variables as eddy size and average velocity profiles.

Resistance to steady forward motion has four components: (1) friction between the water and the hull surfaces, (2) energy expended in creating the wave system caused by the hull, (3) energy put into eddies shed by the hull and its appendages (e.g., the rudder), and (4) resistance by the air to above-water parts of the ship.

Deviations are caused by eddies shed from the Kuroshio, and the interaction of current variability with bottom topography.

While improvements in accuracy have resulted, a number of challenges still exist in modelling scales of turbulent motion that are near those of the main topographic features, for example, eddies shed in the lee of steep topographic features.

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The action of signature turbulence is limited to the consideration of regular eddy-shedding, for which the typical broad-banded response of vortex excitation is generated by a pseudo-harmonical force model with a stochastic frequency-modulation.

The top and bottom eddies are shed alternately, and the cylinder experiences an oscillating force as a consequence.

The resulting large pressure gradients near the edge favour the formation and shedding of eddies.

Since sharp edges favour the formation and shedding of eddies, and thereby increase the drag coefficient, one may hope to reduce the drag coefficient by streamlining the obstacle.

Figure 18A shows a set of streamlines representing potential flow past a stationary inclined plate before any eddy has been shed.