Jet in Accelerating Turbulent Crossflow with Passive Scalar Transport

Scalar transport in a turbulent jet

Communicated by D.B. Spalding) A model equation for the scalar dissipation rate, based on the Two Scale Direct Interaction Approximation (TSDIA) of Yoshizawa [1J was solved and applied to a turbulent round jet in conjunction with turbulence modelling based on the eddy viscosity and diffusivity. The model coefficients were adjusted by using a similarity analysis for the round jet. This led to an...

DNS study of scalar transport in a compressible turbulent jet

Turbulent mixing and passive scalar transport in shallow flows

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Slow modes in passive scalar turbulent advection.

This communication describes the computation of slow modes in a generic shell model of passive turbulent advection. It is argued that the propagator for the correlation functions possesses a ladder of slow modes associated with each zero mode. These slow modes decay algebraically fast, as opposed to exponential. Using the explicit form of the propagator of the 2-point structure function, we sho...

Characteristics of Turbulent Nonpremixed Jet-flames and Jet-flames in Crossflow in Normal- and Low-gravity

It is well known that buoyancy has a major influence on the flow structure of turbulent nonpremixed jet flames. For example, previous studies have shown that transitional and turbulent jet flames exhibit flame lengths that are as much as a factor of two longer in microgravity than in normal gravity. The objective of this study is to extend these previous studies by investigating both mean and f...