Transient, nonaxisymmetric modes in the instability of unsteady circular Couette flow. Laboratory and numerical experiments

Neitzel, G. P. ; Kirkconnell, C. S. ; Little, L. J.

[S.l.] : American Institute of Physics (AIP)
Published 1995
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1089-7666
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Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
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Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
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Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
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notes Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
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shingle_author_1 Neitzel, G. P.
Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
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Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
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Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
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Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
shingle_catch_all_1 Neitzel, G. P.
Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
Transient, nonaxisymmetric modes in the instability of unsteady circular Couette flow. Laboratory and numerical experiments
Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7666
10897666
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_2 Neitzel, G. P.
Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
Transient, nonaxisymmetric modes in the instability of unsteady circular Couette flow. Laboratory and numerical experiments
Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7666
10897666
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_3 Neitzel, G. P.
Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
Transient, nonaxisymmetric modes in the instability of unsteady circular Couette flow. Laboratory and numerical experiments
Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7666
10897666
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_4 Neitzel, G. P.
Kirkconnell, C. S.
Little, L. J.
Transient, nonaxisymmetric modes in the instability of unsteady circular Couette flow. Laboratory and numerical experiments
Laboratory and numerical experiments were conducted to quantitatively determine the modal structure of transient, nonaxisymmetric modes observed during the instability of an impulsively initiated circular-Couette flow. The instability develops initially as an axisymmetric, Görtler-vortex state and persists ultimately as a steady, axisymmetric Taylor-vortex state of different wavelength. The transition between these two states results from the instability of the Görtler mode combined with the underlying developing swirl flow and is dominated by nonaxisymmetric modes. The laboratory experiments employed flow visualization coupled with digital video and image-processing techniques; numerical experiments were performed using the spectral-element code, nekton. © 1995 American Institute of Physics.
1089-7666
10897666
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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