Investigation of Separation of the Turbulent Boundary Layer
G B Schubauer, Philip S. Klebanoff, G. B. Scrum'_uer, P. S. Ki
Abstract
G B Schubauer, Philip S. Klebanoff, G. B. Scrum'_uer, P. S. Ki
Abstract
;11 _ im,estigation was comlucted on a turbulel_t boundary laller near a,_mooth surf(we with pressure gradients _.uffieienl to cause flow separation. The Reym,lds number was high, but the speeds were eTdirely within tlte incompressible flow range. The investigation consisted ( _ measurements o. { mean flow, three components _J turbulenee inten,sit!l, turbulent shearing,_tre, % and correlations betweel _ two fluctuation components " at a point and betweel _ the same component at different point_'. Tke results are giren i _ _he.form o,f tables and graphs. The discussion deals fir,st with separation and then with, the more tu,damental que,_tbm qf basic concepts oJ turbulent few.
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;11 _ im,estigation was comlucted on a turbulel_t boundary laller near a,_mooth surf(we with pressure gradients _.uffieienl to cause flow separation. The Reym,lds number was high, but the speeds were eTdirely within tlte incompressible flow range. The investigation consisted ( _ measurements o. { mean flow, three components _J turbulenee inten,sit!l, turbulent shearing,_tre, % and correlations betweel _ two fluctuation components " at a point and betweel _ the same component at different point_'. Tke results are giren i _ _he.form o,f tables and graphs. The discussion deals fir,st with separation and then with, the more tu,damental que,_tbm qf basic concepts oJ turbulent few.
Key concepts: Turbulence, Boundary layer, Flow separation, Mechanics, Reynolds stress, Reynolds number, Flow (mathematics), Mathematics