The effects of pulsatile amplitude on sinusoidal transitional turbulent flows through a rigid pipe in the vicinity of a sharp-edged mechanical ring-type constriction have been studied numerically. Pulsatile flows were studied for transitional turbulent flow with Reynolds number (Re) of the order of
Numerical analysis of pulsatile jet from exhaust pipe
β Scribed by Masaki Endo; Junjiro Iwamoto
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 635 KB
- Volume
- 20
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0389-4304
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β¦ Synopsis
In order to get detailed information of noise generation from a pulsatile jet discharged from the end of a pipe, the #ow "eld through the pipe and the #ow "eld downstream of the pipe end were numerically and experimentally simulated. A shock wave is discharged into the atmosphere and subsequently, a vortex ring and an underexpanded jet form and di!use. The results obtained by calculation were compared with those by experiment. As a result, good agreement was found between the calculation and the experiment. Furthermore, the relation between the noise generation and the behaviour of the vortex ring and underexpanded jet was discussed.
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Pulsatile flows in the vicinity of mechanical ring-type constrictions in pipes were studied for transitional turbulent flow with a Reynolds number (Re) of the order of lo4. The Womersley number (Nw) is in the range 3CL50, with a corresponding Strouhal number (St) range of 0.0143-O-0398. The pulsatil
In order to get detailed information of the noise generation from a pulsatile jet, the flow field downstream of the pipe end was numerically simulated. A shock wave is discharged and subsequently, a vortex ring and an underexpanded jet form and diffuse. The results obtained by calculation are compar