Experimental Investigation of the Wake behind the Bluff Body with Heating
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Wake behind heated cylinder have been experimentally investigated at low Reynolds numbers. The electrically heated cylinder is mounted in a horizontal circulation water channel facility. The dimensionless parameter Reynolds number is varied to examine flow behavior by forced convection experimental condition. Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) and Planar-Laser Induced Fluorescence methods (PLIF/LIF) has been used for flow visualization and analysis of the flow structures. The complete vortex-shedding sequence has been recorded using a high speed camera. The dynamical characteristics of the vertical structures - their size, shape and phase are reported. On heating, the changes in the organized structures with respect to shape, size, and their movement are readily perceived from the instantaneous camera images before they reduce to a steady plume.
Wake behind heated cylinder have been experimentally investigated at low Reynolds numbers. The electrically heated cylinder is mounted in a horizontal circulation water channel facility. The dimensionless parameter Reynolds number is varied to examine flow behavior by forced convection experimental condition. Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) and Planar-Laser Induced Fluorescence methods (PLIF/LIF) has been used for flow visualization and analysis of the flow structures. The complete vortex-shedding sequence has been recorded using a high speed camera. The dynamical characteristics of the vertical structures - their size, shape and phase are reported. On heating, the changes in the organized structures with respect to shape, size, and their movement are readily perceived from the instantaneous camera images before they reduce to a steady plume.
Wake behind heated cylinder have been experimentally investigated at low Reynolds numbers. The electrically heated cylinder is mounted in a horizontal circulation water channel facility. The dimensionless parameter Reynolds number is varied to examine flow behavior by forced convection experimental condition. Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) and Planar-Laser Induced Fluorescence methods (PLIF/LIF) has been used for flow visualization and analysis of the flow structures. The complete vortex-shedding sequence has been recorded using a high speed camera. The dynamical characteristics of the vertical structures - their size, shape and phase are reported. On heating, the changes in the organized structures with respect to shape, size, and their movement are readily perceived from the instantaneous camera images before they reduce to a steady plume.
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Wake, Heated cylinder, Reynolds number, PIV, LIF, Wake, Heated cylinder, Reynolds number, PIV, LIF