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Structural features of the plane turbulent jet

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Title Structural features of the plane turbulent jet
Names Moum, James N. (creator)
Kawall, J. G. (creator)
Keffer, J. F. (creator)
Date Issued 1979-07 (iso8601)
Note Originally published in Physics of Fluids (http://pof.aip.org/).
Abstract An experimental investigation of a two·dimensional turbulent jet in a quiescent environment has been
carried out to determine the structural characteristics of the outer, intermittent turbulent motion. An
overall picture of this motion was deduced from the results which indicate that, on the average, the
turbulent bulges are of the same order of magnitude in the three coordinate directions and are tilted
backward at an angle of approximately 26° with respect to the lateral axis but have no span wise yaw.
Furthermore, it was found that there is no periodicity associated with the motion and that no correlation
exists between bulges on opposite sides of the jet center line.
Genre Article
Identifier Moum, J. N., J., K. G., & J., K. F. (1979, July). Structural features of the plane turbulent jet. Physics of Fluids, 22(7), 1240-1245.

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