Self-scaling properties of the structure functions at moderate Reynolds numbers
Francesco Esposito, E. Nino, Carmine Serio
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Francesco Esposito, E. Nino, Carmine Serio
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Experimental data of velocity fields in a water tunnel at moderate Reynolds numbers have been used to check the notion of extended self-similarity and generalized extended self- similarity. Experimental evidence is shown that the self-scaling behavior of structure functions at moderate Reynolds number (ℜ λ ≈ 10) is the same as the one expected for fully developed turbulence.
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Experimental data of velocity fields in a water tunnel at moderate Reynolds numbers have been used to check the notion of extended self-similarity and generalized extended self- similarity. Experimental evidence is shown that the self-scaling behavior of structure functions at moderate Reynolds number (ℜ λ ≈ 10) is the same as the one expected for fully developed turbulence.
Key concepts: Reynolds number, Scaling, Dynamic similarity, Reynolds decomposition, Turbulence, Self-similarity, Reynolds stress equation model, Similarity (geometry)