... on boundarylayer processes, we analyzed data only when the bottom of the surface boundarylayer [defined as the depth at which the temperature difference from the shallowest MicroCAT exceeded ...
... The nonlinear streamwise growth of a spanwise periodic array of steady streaks in a flat plate boundarylayer is numerically computed using the well known Reduced Navier- Stokes formulation. It is found ...
... nocturnal boundarylayer and surface layer to assess the depar- tures from similarity theory under otherwise dynami- cally stable conditions; 3) to define the relative impor- tance of surface ...
... From a physical point of view, instability of the flow near the leading edge of swept wings has a great engineering significance. This kind of instability promotes the growth of disturbances which will be convected ...
... planetary boundarylayer (PBL) is the lowest part of the atmosphere directly influenced by its contact with the land surface and it usually responds to changes in surface forcing in a time scale of an hour ...
... of boundarylayer solutions of equations, we distinguish the inner solutions (see ...constructs boundarylayer expansions for certain initial value problem with merging turning points, ...
... wall boundarylayer, can sustain both sinuous (anti-symmetric) and varicose (symmetric) instabilities, the former being more ...single boundarylayer streak, showing that under certain ...
... The Planetary BoundaryLayer (PBL) goes through di ff erent dynamical and thermal situations throughout a single day. Knowing how these changes are reached will be helpful to improve our understanding on ...
... Turbulent-BoundaryLayer (TBL) are a feature of the air flow over an aircraft fuselage under cruise conditions, creating undesirable effects such as cabin noise ...
... Convective BoundaryLayer (CBL), since the main processes that take place in both regimes are largely ...other boundarylayer regimes, the ergodic theorem is not fulfilled, because the field ...
... bottom boundarylayer using a k − model which includes advection terms, showing the influence of the relative water depth and rel- ative bed roughness on the streaming velocity and the shear ...The ...
... Some authors have also paid attention to the limits related to the geometrical roughness height, h, for instance Jimenez (2004) remarks that the ratio of the total boundarylayer height, , to the ...
... three-dimensional boundarylayer that also presents a short characteristic space scale in the spanwise ...plate boundarylayer in the absence of any free stream ...the boundary ...
... laminar boundarylayer JUAN ANGEL MARTIN, CARLOS MARTEL, Uni- versidad Politecnica de Madrid, DENLIA TEAM — Typical streak computations present in the literature correspond to linear streaks or to small ...
... Atmospheric BoundaryLayer Experi- ment in Spain) field campaign, which took place in Septem- ber 1998 at the Research Centre for the Lower Atmosphere (CIBA, 41 ◦ 49 0 N, 4 ◦ 56 0 W, 840 m ...
... ulation. They succeed in identifying an acoustic feedback mechanism between standing waves at the gap and the boundarylayer, and derived a model that suc- cessfully accounts for amplification factor ...
... a boundary condition either for the atmosphere or for the soil, where the estimated surface fluxes are taken as the main drivers of the physical processes involved in the surface energy and water balances ...
... Although boundarylayer separation takes place at the leading edge for very small values of the angle of attack, the shear layer reattaches on the airfoil's upper side and a recirculation bubble is ...
... The mesh is built using ANSYS Meshing Tool, with prismatic layers to capture the boundarylayer effects, as suggested in ref. (Lanfrit, 2005). The layered prismatic elements are aligned with the flow near ...
... planetary boundary-layer ...that boundarylayer processes occur at smaller geographical scales than mesoscale meteorological models can ...the boundarylayer structure in the ...