On the effect of free-stream turbulence on boundary-layer transition
JHM Fransson, S Shahinfar - Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2020 - cambridge.org
JHM Fransson, S Shahinfar
Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2020•cambridge.orgFree-stream turbulence (FST) and its effect on boundary-layer transition is an intricate
problem. Elongated unsteady streamwise streaks of low and high speed are created inside
the boundary layer and their amplitude and spanwise wavelength are believed to be
important for the onset of transition. The transitional Reynolds number is often simply
correlated with the turbulence intensity (.
problem. Elongated unsteady streamwise streaks of low and high speed are created inside
the boundary layer and their amplitude and spanwise wavelength are believed to be
important for the onset of transition. The transitional Reynolds number is often simply
correlated with the turbulence intensity (.
Free-stream turbulence (FST) and its effect on boundary-layer transition is an intricate problem. Elongated unsteady streamwise streaks of low and high speed are created inside the boundary layer and their amplitude and spanwise wavelength are believed to be important for the onset of transition. The transitional Reynolds number is often simply correlated with the turbulence intensity (.
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