AIChE Journal · 2001 · 34 citations · 16 references
Stirred TankUnsteady FlowFlow ControlEngineeringAerospace EngineeringTurbulent Flow Heat TransferFluid MechanicsFlow PhysicTurbulenceTurbulence ModelingAerodynamicsThree‐dimensional Wall JetsCfd ValidationWall Jet
Abstract In this article, the flow at the wall of a stirred tank is compared with turbulent wall jet behavior. Agreement is shown to be very good. For all three axial impellers studied, the wall jet is three dimensional along the wall and baffle of the tank. The expansion of the jet is linear, and the maximum velocity decays with 1/z, where z is the dimensionless axial distance. These wall‐jet characteristics help further the fundamental understanding and modeling of the bulk flow in a stirred tank and provide meaningful test data for CFD validation.
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The two-dimensional turbulent wall-jet
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