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SHL01 Two stream subsonic mixing layer
**** DATA PUBLISHED IN JOURNAL ARTICLE --- Development of Two-Stream ****
**** Mixing Layer from Tripped and Untripped Boundary Layers ****
**** AIAA JNL. vol.28, 1990) by J.H. Bell and R.D. Mehta ****
Spanwise Averaged Data
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1) UNTRIPPED case (laminar boundary layers)
a) Mean velocity U, u', v', w' for 8 streamwise stations: File C01
Station 0A = 7.8 cm; 2 = 16.7 cm; 3 = 57.3 cm; 4 = 77.6 cm;
4A = 108.1 cm; 5 = 128.4 cm; 6 = 189.4 cm; 7A = 250.3 cm.
N.B.
The error function is provided after the mean velocity data.
(Fig. 2a, 4a-b-c)
b) Turbulent shear stress u'v' and Ruv correlation for
the same 8 stations: File C02
(Fig. 4d,f)
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2) TRIPPED case (turbulent boundary layers)
a) Mean velocity U, u', v', w' for 8 streamwise stations: File C03
Station 0A = 7.8 cm; 2 = 16.7 cm; 3 = 57.3 cm; 4 = 77.6 cm;
4A = 108.1 cm; 5 = 128.4 cm; 6 = 189.4 cm; 7A = 250.3 cm.
N.B.
The error function is provided after the mean velocity data.
(Fig. 2a, 4a-b-c)
b) Turbulent shear stress u'v' and Ruv correlation for
the same 8 stations: File C04
(Fig. 4d,f)
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3) Streamwise mixing layer growth: untripped and tripped: File C05
(Fig. 3)
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4) Streamwise development of maximum primary turbulent
stresses: u'v', u', v' and w', untripped and tripped: File C06
(Fig. 5 d,a,b,c)