The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet

The pinch-off of the leading vortex ring at a critical time scale, defined as the formation number (Gharib et al. 1998), has been identified as an important phenomenon for vortex ring formation in a starting jet. Previous researchers have also demonstrated the effect of non-impulsive velocity progra...

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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-438562023-03-11T17:39:40Z The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet Gao, Lei Yu Ching Man, Simon School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Fluid mechanics The pinch-off of the leading vortex ring at a critical time scale, defined as the formation number (Gharib et al. 1998), has been identified as an important phenomenon for vortex ring formation in a starting jet. Previous researchers have also demonstrated the effect of non-impulsive velocity program on delaying the onset of pinch-off process and generating thicker vortex ring. Thus, experiments in present study focus on starting jets with different velocity programs and Reynolds numbers ($\textrm{Re} = 2600, 4100, 5600$) so as to determine the detailed characteristics of the pinch-off process. Digital Particle Image Velocimetry (DPIV) has been used to measure the velocity field, from which vorticity, circulation, impulse, kinetic energy and vortex ring trajectories can be derived. Based on the prediction on the dynamic fluxes fed into the leading vortex ring, an analytical model for the pinch-off process is subsequently developed. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (MAE) 2011-05-04T02:46:54Z 2011-05-04T02:46:54Z 2011 2011 Thesis Gao, L. (2011). The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/43856 10.32657/10356/43856 en 164 p. application/pdf
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The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
description The pinch-off of the leading vortex ring at a critical time scale, defined as the formation number (Gharib et al. 1998), has been identified as an important phenomenon for vortex ring formation in a starting jet. Previous researchers have also demonstrated the effect of non-impulsive velocity program on delaying the onset of pinch-off process and generating thicker vortex ring. Thus, experiments in present study focus on starting jets with different velocity programs and Reynolds numbers ($\textrm{Re} = 2600, 4100, 5600$) so as to determine the detailed characteristics of the pinch-off process. Digital Particle Image Velocimetry (DPIV) has been used to measure the velocity field, from which vorticity, circulation, impulse, kinetic energy and vortex ring trajectories can be derived. Based on the prediction on the dynamic fluxes fed into the leading vortex ring, an analytical model for the pinch-off process is subsequently developed.
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title The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
title_short The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
title_full The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
title_fullStr The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
title_full_unstemmed The pinch-off process of the leading vortex ring in a starting jet
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