Sentence examples for turbulent fluctuation from inspiring English sources
turbulent fluctuation velocity and the integral length scale of turbulence and ν is the kinematic viscosity of reactants.
Due to an open overflow and high centrifugal forces, an air core may form in the hydrocyclone, which will increase the turbulent fluctuation and decrease separation efficiency.
The fractal dimension distribution reveals that comparing with the flow without vibration, the turbulent fluctuation of supersonic mixing layer under forced vibration is more intense.
For this reason, it is necessary to explain the co-existence of stable auroral arcs in the auroral oval with the BBFs and associated turbulent fluctuation in the plasma sheet.
The results show that the reasons for the heat transfer enhancement are the convective heat transfer into a jet impingement heat transfer at windward side of the corrugation and the severely turbulent fluctuation with the boundary-layer redevelopment.
The prediction results for three-phase flows give the gas, liquid and solid velocities, volume fractions and Reynolds stresses, showing that in the case studied the turbulent fluctuation of 5 mm bubbles is stronger than that of liquid, while the turbulent fluctuation of 0.5 mm particles is weaker than that of liquid.
Earlier measurements have indicated the existence of turbulence or turbulent fluctuations in the plasma sheet.
The standard k-ε turbulence model is used for describing the turbulent fluctuations of velocities and scalar quantities.
The increase in turbulent flame speed is found to be primarily related to the level of turbulent fluctuations and the time available for the turbulence to wrinkle the flame.
Overall, moderate dampening of liquid turbulent fluctuations was found with the smaller particles, while turbulence enhancement was observed with the bigger ones.
This model allows for high resolution simulations of ion-temperature-gradient-driven turbulence using realistic plasma parameters assuming locality of the turbulent fluctuations.
