Turbulence Structure in Rough and Smooth Wall Boundary Layers
Turbulence Structure in Rough and Smooth Wall Boundary Layers
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-540-72604-3_13
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2006-11
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R. Volino;M. Schultz;K. Flack
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R. Volino;M. Schultz;K. Flack
Surface roughness plays an important role in many practical applications, and the study of roughness effects can provide insight into the nature of turbulent boundary layers. Raupach et al.[1] noted a consensus among several studies that the flow in the outer region of both rough and smooth wall boundary layers scale similarly with the boundary layer thickness, 6, and the wall friction velocity, up Hence, the wall sets the boundary condition via the wall shear, and the outer region responds similarly in all cases. This behavior is consis-tent with the Perry and Marusic [2] model of detached eddies which are only indirectly influenced by the near wall flow. Krogstad et al.[3], however, noted significant differences in the outer fiow. More recently, Kunkel and Marusic [4] and Flack et al.[5] presented turbulence statistics showing outer region similarity for a variety of rough surfaces. The present work considers turbulence structure, as shown through spectra, swirl strength and two point correlations of turbulence quantities.