V. O’Brien
Abstract
Vorticity contours are used to show that two-dimensional separation falls into three stagnation region classes for steady flows; one type on fixed walls and two others for moving walls. The existing data on laminar unsteady flows indicate that they fill the same three classes.
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Vorticity contours are used to show that two-dimensional separation falls into three stagnation region classes for steady flows; one type on fixed walls and two others for moving walls. The existing data on laminar unsteady flows indicate that they fill the same three classes.
Key concepts: Laminar flow, Stagnation point, Separation (statistics), Vorticity, Mechanics, Stagnation temperature, Geology, Geometry