The proximity hot-wire probe for measuring surface shear in air flows

Gibbings, J.C.; Madadnia, Jafar; Riley, S.; Yousif, Assim H.

doi:10.1016/0955-5986(95)00008-a

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“…Even then he came to the view that none of the results obtained by this means seemed to be completely free of anomalies. Further, neither the Preston tube* 22 ' nor the hot-wire proximity probe* 23 ' can be used on these rough surfaces.…”

Section: Skin Friction Through Transitionmentioning

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Effect of sandpaper roughness and stream turbulence on the laminar layer and its transition

Gibbings

Al‐Shukri

1997

Aeronaut. j.

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The work reported here was an experimental study of the combined influence of a sandpaper rough surface and a stream turbulence upon laminar and transitional boundary layers. Data correlations were obtained using the previously determined parameter of an equivalent Nikuradse size of roughness. These correlations are derived for the development of the laminar layer in thickness and profile shape factor, for the onset and the length of transition and for the distribution of intermittency through transition. Further fundamental differences in flow behaviour from those in a rough pipe have been found to add to those already reported.

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Section: Skin Friction Through Transitionmentioning

confidence: 99%