Boundary layer separation ; preliminary report
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14200080.pdf
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1.45 MB
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Adobe PDF
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Author(s)
Moses, Hal Lynwood
Date Issued
1962
Publisher
Cambridge, Mass. : Gas Turbine Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, [1962]
Series/Report no.
GTL report #68
Abstract
The phenomenon of incompressible boundary layer separation and the existing methods of predicting it are discussed. The failure of these theories in many cases clearly indicates a need for further investigation. A program is proposed that, it is hoped, will improve the present situation. The study is directed primarily at turbulent flow, but the laminar case is treated as well. A theoretical method is presented which involves the ability of the boundary layer to transfer momentum to the fluid near the wall by shear stress. The apparatus, which has already been built for the experimental investigation, is described. Due to its flexibility, the apparatus should prove valuable in comparing and improving methods of predicting separation.
Description
May 1962
Includes bibliographical references
Preliminary report
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