Separation Effects
Separation Effects is a hydrodynamic phenomenon denoting the disruption of smooth fluid flow around a marine vessel or submerged structure, characterized by the detachment of the boundary layer from the surface due to adverse pressure gradients, thereby increasing resistance and reducing propulsion efficiency in calm water.
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<i>Asymptotic Theory of Separated Flows</i>
Vladimir V. Sychev, Anatoly I. Ruban, Georgi L. Korolev et al. · Physics Today · 1999 · 151 citations
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Imperial College London
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