AIAA Journal · 1970 · 21 citations · 11 references
EngineeringPhysicsFinite Element AnalysisFinite Element MethodsFluid MechanicsExternal FlowNumerical ConvergenceProportionalityProportionality ConstantVelocity
(Uc ~ UJ/(Ui tfco) oc i/x This result indicates that there is a possibility to define the proportionality constant such that the flow will be selfpreserving. Applying the transformations reported for the stagnant external conditions did not yield the necessary transformation. It is necessary, also, to postulate that further transformation is possible, and that the proportionality constant is a function of the external fluid velocity such that /3 = 1 when Um ' = 0. By analyzing the data reported in Ref. 9 we obtain 0 = 1 + Q.2(Um/Ui). Combining this result with Boynton's correlation we obtain an empirical result with good approximation.
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A curved, cylindrical-shell, finite element.
Gilles Cantin, Ray W. Clough · AIAA Journal · 1968 · 173 citations
Engineering, Computational Engineering, Mechanical Engineering +12
Turbulent mixing of coaxial jets
Louis J. Alpinieri · AIAA Journal · 1964 · 65 citations