1 physics of turbulence muna al_khaswneh dr.ahmad al-salaymeh
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Introduction
Turbulence cannot exist by itself, however; it requires a continuous supply of energy& changes in velocity& direction .
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Objective
• The Definition of turbulence • Examples of turbulence • Boundary layer• Study Reynolds numbers• Study the differential continuity equation• Study Navier-Stocks equation• Kolmogorov theory• Laminar-turbulent transitionProblems of turbulence
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Definition & properties
It is a flow with disordered in time & space .
1-three-dimensionality.
2-Unsteadiness.
3-strong vorticity.
4-Unpredictability.
5-Broad spectrum.
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Reynolds number
1. inertia forces 2. viscous forces
1. ρ u2 , ρ: fluid density ,u : fluid speed
2. μ u , μ: viscous fluid , d : diameter fluid d
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So that Reynolds number depend on fluid properties as ; speed , pipe diameter ,viscosity & density .
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Laminar-turbulent transition
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1. Linear stability theory .
2. Primary instability of free shear flow .
3. Later stage of transition in free shear flows .
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Navier-stokes equation
the momentum translate with tow ways & tow forces
ways1. Convection transition 2. Molecular transitionforces1.Gravity force2.Pressure force
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Kolmogorov theory
1. The physics of turbulence is the same in all turbulent system .
2. It is independent of large scale forcing & small scale dissipative
3. Fluctuation occur in an incompressible medium-density
4.Energy flows from large scales to small scales .
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Later stage of transition in free shear flows .
Some vorticity remains between the vortices , we will call it {secondary instability} .