丘陵の後流中の渦構造と熱伝達に及ぼす境界層厚さの影響に関する数値解析(熱工学,内燃機関,動力など)

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This study presents a three-dimensional numerical analysis for the effect of boundary layer thickness on vortex structures and heat transfer behind a hill mounted in a laminar boundary layer. When the thickness of the velocity boundary layer is comparable to the hill height, a hairpin vortex is formed symmetrically to the center of the spanwise direction in the wake. A secondary vortex is formed between the legs, and horn-shaped secondary vortices appear under the concave parts of the hairpin vortex. When the boundary layer thickness increases, the legs and secondary vortices move to the center of the spanwise direction, and thus heat transport and heat transfer increase there. At this time, high-turbulence areas generated locally move to the center of the spanwise direction with an increase of the boundary layer thickness. With a further increase in the boundary layer thickness, steady streamwise vortices are formed downstream of the hill, but the heat transfer decreases.
社団法人日本機械学会の論文
2009-02-25