Experimental Studies of Counter Vortex Flows Modeling

Pavel Churin; Sergei Kapustin; Genrih Orehov; Olga Poddaeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.756.331

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Experimental Studies of Counter Vortex Flows Modeling

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The article investigates the counter-vortex flow, one of the most complex spatial nonuniform liquid and gas flows. Counter-vortex phenomenon implies an interaction of two or more wake coaxial circular-longitudinal lines twisted in opposite directions. The relevance of the research issue has determined the desirability of further research and application of unique hydraulic devices in the new situation based on the effect of the interaction of coaxial oppositely swirling flows of water in a circular pipe.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 756)

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Pavel Churin*, Sergei Kapustin, Genrih Orehov, Olga Poddaeva

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Flow, Flow Velocity, Laser Measuring Equipment, Model Test Stand, Processing of Experimental Data, Turbulence, Velocity Profile

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