Some Topics of My Interest on (Computational) Fluid Dynamics


I will accumulate more and more information of some topics of interest in the field of fluid dynamics. When I get a better understanding about the following topics, I will prepare dedicated pages.

Physical mechanism of energy cascade

I want to understand the physical mechanism of the energy cascade in turbulent flows and have found some useful references:

If you have any other information on this subject, could you inform me of the current status of research?

Boundary layer flow

I found a very informative and beautiful video of a spatially developing turbulent boundary layer on a flat plate.
A video is worth ten thousand words!


Video credit: J. H. Lee, Y. S. Kwon, N. Hutchins and J. P. Monty

As we can see, the turbulent boundary layer becomes thinner and the eddies are smaller in the higher Reynolds number \(Re_{\tau}\) case. The Reynolds number \(Re_{\tau}\) based on friction velocity \(u_{\tau}\) is often used in studies of wall-bounded turbulence, e.g., the turbulent channel flow.

Wall-Modeled Large Eddy Simulation

TTT Technical Highlight: Wall-Modeled Large Eddy Simulation of High Reynolds Number Flows

I will add topics and update information regularly!

Author: fumiya

CFD engineer in Japan

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