2000
DOI: 10.1007/bf02681739
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Numerical and physical modeling of a low-velocity air flow in a channel with a circular vortex cell

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“…A large step toward increasing the quality of the numerical simulation of turbulent separation flows on intersecting multiblock grids was made when the model of shear-stress transfer was approved. This model was verified in the process of solving the problem on an air flow in plane-parallel and extending channels with a circular vortex cell on one of the walls [8,9], the problem on a steady flow around a transversal cylinder with a separating plate [10], and the problem on the turbulent heat exchange in the neighborhood of a shallow spherical hole on a plane [11]. The problem on the oscillations of a physical pendulum in a cavity filled with an incompressible fluid was solved with the use of sliding grids [12].…”
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“…A large step toward increasing the quality of the numerical simulation of turbulent separation flows on intersecting multiblock grids was made when the model of shear-stress transfer was approved. This model was verified in the process of solving the problem on an air flow in plane-parallel and extending channels with a circular vortex cell on one of the walls [8,9], the problem on a steady flow around a transversal cylinder with a separating plate [10], and the problem on the turbulent heat exchange in the neighborhood of a shallow spherical hole on a plane [11]. The problem on the oscillations of a physical pendulum in a cavity filled with an incompressible fluid was solved with the use of sliding grids [12].…”
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“…This computational complex was used to calculate a fairly wide range of eddy flows close in structure to the flow past a trench treated by us. For example, a numerical study was made in [10,11] of a two-dimensional turbulent flow in plane-parallel and diverging channels with a circular trench which accommodates a rotating cylinder (one of the options of the active convection cell in [12]). Calculations of three-dimensional flow past a spherical dimple on a plane wall and on the wall of a narrow channel were performed in [13,14].…”
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“…In spite of the fact that from the theoretical point of view the mathematical model fully describes the operation of the construction, the results of any numerical studies require comparisons with the results of field studies [17]. Therefore, in parallel to several series of numerical calculations [10], the team of authors carried out a number of full-scale surveys of different types of enclosing structures in different climatic zones (Moscow, Tver, St. Petersburg, Murmansk, Novosibirsk, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky).…”
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confidence: 99%