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Abstract
It was known that disturbance, introduced artificially into a supercritical laminar boundary layer along a flat plate by a small jet, is still laminar during the initial stage of its downstream evolution. Thus, we named it a laminar spot because it resembled a turbulent spot. Measurements using a 16ch rake-type probe have shown that in the first stage of its downstream evolution, a spot grew at about 5°in spanwise. After then, it developed with the same growth angle, about 10°, as that of a turbulent spot. However, the velocity profile of the spot has still kept the feature of a laminar spot. The purpose of this study was to investigate a transition of a laminar spot into a turbulent spot using a new type parallel hot-wire probe. From results obtained, we found that low-speed region at the tail of the spot develops downstream and a strong turbulence occurs suddenly in this region.
Journal
- 年次大会講演論文集 : JSME annual meeting [List of Volumes]
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年次大会講演論文集 : JSME annual meeting 2006(2), 399-400, 2006-09-15 [Table of Contents]
The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers