An analytical model for the behavior of normally injected jets in a cross flow is developed and applied to fluids of differing densities. Central to the model are the dynamics of the vortex pair structure associated with the local jet cross section and the entrairiment of cross flow by jet fluid. Two specific cases are modeled: one involving a single (hot or cold) jet in a cross flow, in which trajectories are found to scale primarily with jet-to-cross flow momentum ratio, and the other involving a series of spanwise jets injected into a cross flow, which indicates scaling with momentum ratio and with the spacing-to-orifice-diameter ratio. In the case of multiple jet penetration, however, merging of the jets into an approximately two-dimensional jet downstream of injection is observed for low spacing-to-diameter ratios.
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