Abstract — Direct numerical simulation of heat transfer in a fully developed channel flow has been carried out in a range of low Reynolds numbers from Reτ = 180 to 60 with emphasis on the puff-like structure. For Reτ ≤ 80 with the largest box of 51.2δ × 2δ × 22.5δ, the turbulent puff in a channel is observed and significantly affects the momentum and heat transports. The spatial structure of the equilibrium puff is examined with taking account of two different thermal boundary conditions. It is revealed that there exists a localized strong turbulent region, in which the secondary flow is induced by the puff. In consequence, at the present lowest Reynolds number as low as Reτ = 60, the flow remains turbulent and the larger Nusselt numbers th...
Direct numerical simulation was performed for a turbulent channel flow where the time mean temperatu...
In this paper we study the heat transfer in a turbulent channel flow, which is periodically heated t...
Direct numerical simulations of asymmetrically heated turbulent vertical channel flow at Reτ = 300, ...
Abstract — Direct numerical simulation of heat transfer in a fully developed channel flow has been c...
Direct numerical simulations (DNS) are carried out to study the passive heat transport in a turbulen...
© 2014 Dr. Sumon SahaTurbulent heat transfer (THT) for internal geometry (pipe or channel) has a wid...
A direct numerical simulation of fully-developed, time-dependent, three-dimensional turbulent flow i...
A direct numerical simulation of fully-developed, time-dependent, three-dimensional turbulent flow i...
Direct numerical simulation (DNS) of a fully developed tur-bulent channel flow for very low Reynods ...
In the present paper turbulent heat transfer and fluid flow through the channel with semicircle ribs...
The direct numerical simulation of a non-equilibrium turbulent heat transfer case is performed in a ...
The direct numerical simulation of a non-equilibrium turbulent heat transfer case is performed in a ...
10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2013.07.014International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer66177-191IJHM
Wavy surfaces are encountered in a large variety of applications, and are well-known for enhancing h...
Wavy surfaces are encountered in a large variety of applications, and are well-known for enhancing h...
Direct numerical simulation was performed for a turbulent channel flow where the time mean temperatu...
In this paper we study the heat transfer in a turbulent channel flow, which is periodically heated t...
Direct numerical simulations of asymmetrically heated turbulent vertical channel flow at Reτ = 300, ...
Abstract — Direct numerical simulation of heat transfer in a fully developed channel flow has been c...
Direct numerical simulations (DNS) are carried out to study the passive heat transport in a turbulen...
© 2014 Dr. Sumon SahaTurbulent heat transfer (THT) for internal geometry (pipe or channel) has a wid...
A direct numerical simulation of fully-developed, time-dependent, three-dimensional turbulent flow i...
A direct numerical simulation of fully-developed, time-dependent, three-dimensional turbulent flow i...
Direct numerical simulation (DNS) of a fully developed tur-bulent channel flow for very low Reynods ...
In the present paper turbulent heat transfer and fluid flow through the channel with semicircle ribs...
The direct numerical simulation of a non-equilibrium turbulent heat transfer case is performed in a ...
The direct numerical simulation of a non-equilibrium turbulent heat transfer case is performed in a ...
10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2013.07.014International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer66177-191IJHM
Wavy surfaces are encountered in a large variety of applications, and are well-known for enhancing h...
Wavy surfaces are encountered in a large variety of applications, and are well-known for enhancing h...
Direct numerical simulation was performed for a turbulent channel flow where the time mean temperatu...
In this paper we study the heat transfer in a turbulent channel flow, which is periodically heated t...
Direct numerical simulations of asymmetrically heated turbulent vertical channel flow at Reτ = 300, ...