Author:
Oldenziel G.,Sridharan S.,Westerweel J.
Abstract
AbstractIn this paper are presented PIV measurements of turbulent pipe flow at bulk Reynolds numbers Re$$_D$$
D
between 3.4$$\times$$
×
10$$^5$$
5
and 6.9$$\times$$
×
10$$^5$$
5
. So-called single-pixel correlation is applied that yields a superior spatial resolution that is slightly larger than the equivalent size of a pixel in the flow. The location and shape of the averaged correlation peak give the mean velocity and normal and Reynolds stresses. A novel aspect of the single-pixel correlation approach is the extension to determine the 2-point spatial correlation of the velocity fluctuations and the spectrum of the longitudinal velocity fluctuations. Detailed results are presented for Re$$_D$$
D
= 4.98$$\times$$
×
10$$^5$$
5
, corresponding to a shear Reynolds number Re$$_\tau$$
τ
= 10.3$$\times$$
×
10$$^3$$
3
, with a spatial resolution in wall units of $$\varDelta y^+$$
Δ
y
+
= 19.
Funder
Top Sector Alliance for Knowledge and Innovation (TKI) Water Technology
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes,General Physics and Astronomy,Mechanics of Materials,Computational Mechanics
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