Unified description of turbulent entrainment
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Abstract: We present a mathematical description of turbulent entrainment that is applicable to free shear problems that evolve in space, time or both. Defining the global entrainment velocity to be the fluid motion across an isosurface of an averaged scalar, we find that for a slender flow, , where is the material derivative of the average flowfield and is the average velocity perpendicular to the flow direction across the interface located at . The description is shown to reproduce well-known results for the axisymmetric jet, the planar wake and the temporal jet, and provides a clear link between the local (small-scale) and global (integral) descriptions of turbulent entrainment. Application to unsteady jets/plumes demonstrates that, under unsteady conditions, the entrainment coefficient no longer only captures entrainment of ambient fluid, but also time-dependency effects due to the loss of self-similarity.
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