Unsteady Boundary Layers
Unsteady Boundary Layers is a theoretical construct in fluid dynamics that characterizes the thin region of viscous flow adjacent to a surface where the fluid velocity changes with time due to temporal variations in pressure gradient, external flow conditions, or surface motion, thereby distinguishing it from steady boundary layers by its explicit dependence on time-varying phenomena.
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<i>Turbulence in Open‐Channel Flows</i>
Iehisa NEZU, Hiroji Nakagawa, Gerhard H. Jirka · Journal of Hydraulic Engineering · 1994 · 1.3K citations
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