Generation of Secondary vorticity by interaction between mainstream and lateral vortex
Kazuo Hara, Masahiro Inoue
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Kazuo Hara, Masahiro Inoue
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Secondary (negative) vorticity is frequently observed at the up-wash side of the lateral vortex interacting with a wall. The generation of the secondary vorticity is found to be due to the process term of the vorticity equation in which transversal vorticity component of the lateral vortex is converted into negative vorticity by the combination of velocity gradient. In the secondary vortex region, the process term provides positive vorticity which attenuate the vorticity of the secondary vortex.
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Secondary (negative) vorticity is frequently observed at the up-wash side of the lateral vortex interacting with a wall. The generation of the secondary vorticity is found to be due to the process term of the vorticity equation in which transversal vorticity component of the lateral vortex is converted into negative vorticity by the combination of velocity gradient. In the secondary vortex region, the process term provides positive vorticity which attenuate the vorticity of the secondary vortex.
Key concepts: Vorticity, Vortex, Burgers vortex, Vortex stretching, Vorticity equation, Positive vorticity advection, Physics, Potential vorticity