Plane mixing layers from parallel and non-parallel merging of two streams
Plane mixing layers from parallel and non-parallel merging of two streams
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来自两个流的并行和非并行合并的平面混合层
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2003
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A. K. M. Sadrul Islam
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M. Abdul Azim;A. K. M. Sadrul Islam
Two types of mixing layers produced from two streams merging at 0° and 18° have been investigated. Each type of mixing layer was produced with velocity ratios 0.7, 0.8 and 0.9 and measurements were taken at six streamwise locations. The boundary layers were untripped and initially turbulent in all cases. Both types of mixing layers were found to attain a self-similar state for velocity ratios 0.7 and 0.8 but failed for 0.9 within the measurement domain. It appears that the mixing layer flow becomes self-similar earlier when merging at 18° than at 0°. With increasing velocity ratio, the development distance was increased and the splitter wake played a dominant role in the development of the mixing layers. The mixing layers from non-parallel merging streams (18°) were found to have higher growth in the near-field than those from parallel merging streams (0°). Both types of mixing layers were found to decrease in growth with increasing velocity ratio, though they spread more at the high-speed side.