The effects of yaw and finite length upon the vortex wakes of stationary and vibrating circular cylinders
Steven E. Ramberg
Abstract
Steven E. Ramberg
Abstract
The present investigation considers the vortex wakes behind finite-length yawed cylinders that are stationary or vibrating transversly in a uniform flow. In the Reynolds-number range 160–103 a number of three-dimensional and nominally two-dimensional wake flows are observed and attributed to the dominance of end conditions over rather large spans of the cylinder (aspect ratios up to 100).
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The present investigation considers the vortex wakes behind finite-length yawed cylinders that are stationary or vibrating transversly in a uniform flow. In the Reynolds-number range 160–103 a number of three-dimensional and nominally two-dimensional wake flows are observed and attributed to the dominance of end conditions over rather large spans of the cylinder (aspect ratios up to 100).
Key concepts: Wake, Reynolds number, Mechanics, Vortex, Physics, Vortex shedding, Cylinder, Kármán vortex street