Published September 1994
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A plane mixing layer with cross-shear
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- Atsavapranee, P.
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Gharib, M.
Chicago
Abstract
The effect of cross‐shear on a nominally two‐dimensional plane mixing layer is investigated. A temporal mixing layer is generated with a stratified tilting tank similar to that used by Thorpe [J. Fluid Mech. 32, 693 (1968)], and cross‐shear is introduced to this mixing layer to simulate situations the authors believe are widespread in industrial and natural flows. A new type of ''co‐rotating'' streamwise vortices arises from the introduction of cross‐shear, and the mixing rate is found to be greatly enhanced.
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© 1994 American Institute of Physics. Received 2 February 1994; accepted 13 May 1994.Attached Files
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