Synthetic Inlet Conditions for Inhomogeneous Flows from Filters, Packed Beds, or Sinter Plates
In: Flow, Turbulence and Combustion, Vol. 112 (2024), No. 2, pp. 483 - 489
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Title in English:
Synthetic Inlet Conditions for Inhomogeneous Flows from Filters, Packed Beds, or Sinter Plates
Author:
Baik, Seung-JinUDE
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- 62279
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corresponding author
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- 62019
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- 1141085682
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- 53356
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0000-0003-3627-4524
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- connected with university
Year of publication:
2024
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OA Green
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Language of text:
English
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Title in English (abbreviated):
Flow Turbul Combust
Place of publication:
Dordrecht
Publisher:
Springer Netherlands
in:
Vol. 112 (2024), No. 2, pp. 483 - 489
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ab 60.1998/99
Keyword, Topic:
Inhomogeneous laminar flow ; Inlet condition ; Synthetic flow generator
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Abstract in English:
A practical method is presented to generate inflow boundary conditions for the laminar but spatially inhomogeneous flow out of filters, packed beds, or sinter plates. A synthetic velocity field that statistically reproduces the outflow characteristics is created based on digitally filtered random noise by the integral lengthscale of the investigated flow at a low computational cost. The method is tested to reproduce a real flow downstream of a sinter plate, which has its velocity measured using a hot-wire anemometer. Results demonstrate that the present method can efficiently generate synthetic inflow fields.