Turbulent Boundary Layers III: Roughness
ORAL · E7 ·
Presentations
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A Study of the Mean Force Structure of Rough-Wall Turbulent Boundary Layers
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Authors
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Faraz Mehdi
- University of New Hampshire
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Joseph Klewicki
- University of New Hampshire and The University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire, University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire and University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire
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Scale-separation phenomena in rough-wall turbulent boundary layers
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Authors
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Rachel Ebner
- University of New Hampshire
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Caleb Morrill-Winter
- University of New Hampshire
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Joseph Klewicki
- University of New Hampshire and The University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire, University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire and University of Melbourne
- University of New Hampshire
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Spatial Characteristics of Large-Scale Motions in Smooth and Rough Turbulent Boundary Layers
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Authors
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J.M. Barros
- MechSE Dept., Univ. of Illinois
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K.T. Christensen
- University of Illinois
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- MechSE Dept., Univ. of Illinois
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The Impact of Favorable-Pressure-Gradient Conditions on Large-Scale Motions in Smooth- and Rough-Wall Turbulence
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Authors
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D. Min
- MechSE Dept., Univ. of Illinois
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K.T. Christensen
- University of Illinois
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- MechSE Dept., Univ. of Illinois
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Large eddy simulation of accelerating turbulent boundary layers over rough surfaces
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Authors
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Junlin Yuan
- Queen's University
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Ugo Piomelli
- Queens University
- Queen's University
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HPIV based volumetric 3D flow description in the roughness sublayer of a turbulent channel flow
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Authors
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Siddharth Talapatra
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Joseph Katz
- The Johns Hopkins University
- Mechanical Engineering and CEAFM, Johns Hopkins University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University
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Coherent structures and associated sub-grid scale energy transfer in a rough-wall turbulent channel flow
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Authors
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Jiarong Hong
- Johns Hopkins University
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Joseph Katz
- The Johns Hopkins University
- Mechanical Engineering and CEAFM, Johns Hopkins University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University
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Charles Meneveau
- JHU
- Mechanical Engineering and CEAFM, Johns Hopkins University
- Johns Hopkins University, USA
- Johns Hopkins University
- Mechanical Engineering \& CEAFM, Johns Hopkins University
- Mechanical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
- Mechanical Eng. \& CEAFM, Johns Hopkins University
- The Johns Hopkins University
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Michael Schultz
- United States Naval Academy
- U S Naval Academy
- U.S. Naval Academy
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POD Analysis of a ZPG Turbulent Boundary Layer with and without Surface Roughness
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Authors
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Jensen Newman
- Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Pat Russo
- Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Luciano Castillo
- Texas Tech University
- Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Dept. of Mechanical Eng., Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409 USA
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Guillermo Araya
- Texas Tech University
- Swansea University
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Don Drew
- Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Scaling of transitionally-rough flow structures in DNSes of channels with riblets up to $\mbox{Re}_\tau \approx$ 550
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Authors
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Garc\'Ia-Mayoral Ricardo
- U. Polit\'ecnica Madrid
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Javier Jimenez
- U. Politecnica de Madrid
- U. Polit\'{e}cnica Madrid
- U. Politecnica Madrid
- U. Polit\'ecnica Madrid and CTR Stanford
- U. Polit\'ecnica Madrid
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Optimization of drag-reducing surface geometries in turbulent channel flow
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Authors
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Asghar Yarahmadi
- University of Utah
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Meredith Metzger
- University of Utah
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