THE role of surface roughness in boundary-layer transition is an area of active research. Ongoing experiments and numerical simulations are addressing issues of roughness …
F Ergin, E White - 43rd AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, 2005 - arc.aiaa.org
Two experiments are conducted to investigate transient growth and bypass transition in boundary layers with moderate-to high-amplitude roughness arrays. Unsteady and …
CJ Doolittle, SD Drews, DB Goldstein - Physics of Fluids, 2014 - pubs.aip.org
Laminar flow over a periodic array of cylindrical surface roughness elements is simulated with an immersed boundary spectral method both to validate the method for subsequent …
Numerical simulations have shown that stationary, spanwise periodic transient disturbances are capable of suppressing the growth of Tollmien-Schlichting (TS) waves in boundary …
Surface roughness has numerous different effects on boundary layer stability. For roughness amplitudes lower than a critical level, the velocity disturbances roughness creates in laminar …
Transient growth of linearly stable disturbances is believed to play an important role in the subcritical transition of laminar boundary layers and the self-sustained nature of boundary …
E White, M Oliver - 4th AIAA Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Meeting, 2005 - arc.aiaa.org
Current numerical simulations of ice accretion on aircraft wings rely on control-volume analyses of heat transfer and freezing that do not properly account for the effect of surface …
T Nadesan, D Estruch-Samper - AIAA Journal, 2018 - arc.aiaa.org
Vane-type vortex generators have proven to be well suited for passive aerodynamic control through their substantial increase in near-wall momentum. As a structurally strong variance …