On the creation of stagnation points near straight and sloped walls
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Cites work
- Axisymmetric vortex breakdown Part 1. Confined swirling flow
- Boundary layer separation in a rotating container
- Direct numerical simulation of rotating fluid flow in a closed cylinder
- Flows induced in a cylinder with both end walls rotating
- Novel bifurcation phenomena in a rotating annulus
- Numerical study of axisymmetric vortex breakdown in an annulus
- On the onset of unsteadiness in confined vortex flows
- Unsteady swirling flow in an enclosed cylinder with reflectional symmetry
Cited in
(12)- Effects of conical lids on vortex breakdown in an enclosed cylindrical chamber
- Characterization of flow behavior in an enclosed cylinder with a partially rotating end wall
- Eddies induced in cylindrical containers by a rotating end wall
- Control of vortex breakdown by addition of near-axis swirl
- Control of vortex breakdown in a closed cylinder with a rotating lid
- Transitional cylindrical swirling flow in presence of a flat free surface
- The decay of the flow in the end region of a suddenly blocked pipe
- Steady axisymmetric flow in an enclosed conical frustum chamber with a rotating bottom wall
- Effects of wavy sidewall on vortex breakdown in an enclosed cylindrical chamber with a rotating end wall
- Unsteady transitional swirling flow in the presence of a moving free surface
- Influence of coaxial cylinders on the vortex breakdown in a closed flow
- Cell pattern and stagnation ring of the flow driven by the counter-rotation in a fluid-filled cylinder
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