Dróżdż A, Örlü R, Sokolenko V, Schlatter P, Elsner W, Niegodajew P (2024)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2024
Book Volume: 237
Article Number: 115229
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2024.115229
The effect of a finite length of hot-wire probe sensor length on the measured streamwise velocity fluctuations is well understood in canonical wall-bounded flow, where the small-scale energy has been found to be universal and invariant with Reynolds number. A straightforward application of that assumption to non-canonical flows such as strong adverse pressure gradient (APG) flows has, however, been hampered since the effect of Re and APG could not conclusively be studied separately due to the lack of data with a clear scale separation. The present experimental investigation at Re
APA:
Dróżdż, A., Örlü, R., Sokolenko, V., Schlatter, P., Elsner, W., & Niegodajew, P. (2024). Hot-wire spatial resolution issues in adverse pressure gradient turbulent boundary layers. Measurement, 237. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2024.115229
MLA:
Dróżdż, Artur, et al. "Hot-wire spatial resolution issues in adverse pressure gradient turbulent boundary layers." Measurement 237 (2024).
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