Author:
Gaifullin A. M.,Shcheglov A. S.
Abstract
Abstract
The problem of determining the characteristics of a laminar swirling wall jet of an incompressible fluid is considered. Numerical solutions of the Navier–Stokes equations are obtained in the stationary and non-statitonary formulations. It is shown that the jet characteristics obey a self-similar law at large distances from the jet source, as in the case of a three-dimensional laminar non-swirling jet, but in our case the jet propagates at a certain angle to the initial direction of jet blowing. With a large swirling of flow in the jet, regions of recirculation flow appear and the jet flow becomes unsteady.
Subject
Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes,General Physics and Astronomy,Mechanical Engineering
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