Vertically distributed wall sources of buoyancy. Part 2. Unventilated and ventilated confined spaces
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- A comparison of entrainment in turbulent line plumes adjacent to and distant from a vertical wall
- Convection at an isothermal wall in an enclosure and establishment of stratification
- Inclined gravity currents filling basins: the impact of peeling detrainment on transport and vertical structure
- Source and boundary condition effects on unconfined and confined vertically distributed turbulent plumes
- The ventilated filling box containing a vertically distributed source of buoyancy
- Time-dependent ventilation flows driven by opposing wind and buoyancy
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- Simulation of a mannequin's thermal plume in a small room
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- The role of diffusion on the interface thickness in a ventilated filling box
- Transient ventilation dynamics following a change in strength of a point source of heat
- Analysis of the forced ventilation in containership holds
- The mixing in a room by a localized finite-mass-flux source of buoyancy
- Blocked natural ventilation: the effect of a source mass flux
- Source and boundary condition effects on unconfined and confined vertically distributed turbulent plumes
- Convection at an isothermal wall in an enclosure and establishment of stratification
- On the stratification and induced flow in an emptying-filling box driven by a plane vertically distributed source of buoyancy
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