Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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660362 | International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer | 2011 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
This paper reports on detailed measurements of the turbulent flow in the stagnation region of a single impinging jet issuing from a round pipe with diameter D and a length of 76D. The distance between the pipe exit and the flat impingement plate is 2D, and the Reynolds number (based on the bulk velocity and pipe diameter) is 2.3 × 104. Mean velocity components and Reynolds stresses were determined by using a two-component LDA. A modified one-component LDA was used to perform near-wall measurements with minimum wall distances of approximately 40 μm. PIV measurements were taken in a small field of view (approximately 4 × 5 mm2) to study instantaneous reversals in the near wall region.
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Authors
Mark J. Tummers, Jeroen Jacobse, Sebastiaan G.J. Voorbrood,