This paper presents direct comparisons of related visualization and hot film measurement studies of the nonlinear, late stages of transition in a boundary layer. The preceding nonlinear stages of the transition process are well documented in previous studies. Both the visualizations and measurements were performed with controlled disturbance conditions excited by an instability wave in a flat-plate boundary layer. The CS-solitons, the Λ-vortex, the secondary closed vortex and the chain of ring vortices are postulated to be the basic flow structures of the transitional boundary layer. New mechanisms for their formation are also given. Despite somewhat different initial disturbance conditions used in these and previous experiments, the flow s...
A detailed investigation to compare the boundary layer transition process in a low intensity disturb...
Linear and nonlinear investigations into the early stages of transition to turbulence within interac...
The transitional mechanisms of a natural boundary layer as well as one interacting with shock-waves ...
This chapter presents direct comparisons of related visualizations and hot film measurement studies ...
The dynamics in transitional boundary layers involve interactions among various flow structures. It ...
An experimental investigation was undertaken to reveal the characteristic flow structure in the regi...
A model of the dynamic physical processes that occur in a transitional boundary layer flow is descri...
In this paper, we present direct comparisons of experimental results on transition in wall-bounded f...
The nonlinear evolution of the three-dimensional soliton-like coherent structure (SCS) in a transiti...
One mechanism by which laminar flow becomes turbulence is through the instability of vortex interact...
This work investigates, mainly by means of flow visualization, experimental aspects of nonlinear sta...
One mechanism by which laminar flow becomes turbulence is through the instability of vortex interact...
Some recent developments in boundary layer instabilities and transition are reviewed. Background dis...
Boundary layer may separate due to an adverse pressure\ud gradient or due to flow geometry and when ...
Publisher version : http://iopscience.iop.org/1873-7005/44/3/031404International audienceThe underst...
A detailed investigation to compare the boundary layer transition process in a low intensity disturb...
Linear and nonlinear investigations into the early stages of transition to turbulence within interac...
The transitional mechanisms of a natural boundary layer as well as one interacting with shock-waves ...
This chapter presents direct comparisons of related visualizations and hot film measurement studies ...
The dynamics in transitional boundary layers involve interactions among various flow structures. It ...
An experimental investigation was undertaken to reveal the characteristic flow structure in the regi...
A model of the dynamic physical processes that occur in a transitional boundary layer flow is descri...
In this paper, we present direct comparisons of experimental results on transition in wall-bounded f...
The nonlinear evolution of the three-dimensional soliton-like coherent structure (SCS) in a transiti...
One mechanism by which laminar flow becomes turbulence is through the instability of vortex interact...
This work investigates, mainly by means of flow visualization, experimental aspects of nonlinear sta...
One mechanism by which laminar flow becomes turbulence is through the instability of vortex interact...
Some recent developments in boundary layer instabilities and transition are reviewed. Background dis...
Boundary layer may separate due to an adverse pressure\ud gradient or due to flow geometry and when ...
Publisher version : http://iopscience.iop.org/1873-7005/44/3/031404International audienceThe underst...
A detailed investigation to compare the boundary layer transition process in a low intensity disturb...
Linear and nonlinear investigations into the early stages of transition to turbulence within interac...
The transitional mechanisms of a natural boundary layer as well as one interacting with shock-waves ...