Perforation effects on the wake dynamics of normal flat plates
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Cites work
- A zonal grid algorithm for DNS of turbulent boundary layers.
- Cellular vortex shedding in the wake of a tapered plate
- Drag on flat plates of arbitrary porosity
- Effects of intrinsic three-dimensionality on the drag characteristics of a normal flat plate
- Effects of viscoelasticity in the high Reynolds number cylinder wake
- Flow over a flat plate with uniform inlet and incident coherent gusts
- High-order stable interpolations for immersed boundary methods
- Low-frequency unsteadiness in the wake of a normal flat plate
- On the identification of a vortex
- Secondary instability mechanisms in the wake of a flat plate
- Simulations of three-dimensional viscoelastic flows past a circular cylinder at moderate Reynolds numbers
- Small-scale turbulence characteristics of two-dimensional bluff body wakes
- Three-dimensional dynamics and transition to turbulence in the wake of bluff objects
- Three-dimensional instability and vorticity patterns in the wake of a flat plate
- Three-dimensional wake transition
- Turbulent flow past a porous plate
- Turbulent wake behind side-by-side flat plates: computational study of interference effects
Cited in
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- CFD simulations of oscillating flow around solid and perforated plates
- Characterisation of drag and wake properties of canopy patches immersed in turbulent boundary layers
- Drag on flat plates of arbitrary porosity
- Turbulent flow downstream of a large solidity perforated plate: near-field characteristics of interacting jets
- On the distinct drag, reconfiguration and wake of perforated structures
- Drag and near wake characteristics of flat plates normal to the flow with fractal edge geometries
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