scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1779789
The authors replace the basic model of pressure-strain process in second-moment closure by a more widely applicable approach by satisfying the two-component limit (TCL). They derive the second-moment transport equations containing buoyant terms. These equations form an unclosed system. The modeling of dissipation and diffusion processes is described, as well as TCL modeling of pressure fluctuations. The TCL model is applied to several flows, and proved to describe the flows better than the basic model. The third-moment modeling is considered as well, and, using salinity-stratified mixing layer as a test model, it is shown that the TCL model with third-moment transport equations gives good agreement with experimental data. It appears that the third-moment treatment improves the results of the basic model as well, although not so much as those of the TCL model. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0984.00032].
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