Turbulence measurements in the developing region of a turbulent round jet using a software-driven laser doppler system

  • Mohd Rusdy Yaacob*
  • , Preben Buchhave
  • , Clara Marika Velte
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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    Abstract

    This paper demonstrates turbulence measurements across the developing region of a turbulent round jet. A high accuracy software-driven LDA system was used to obtain the radial profiles of first and second-order static moments of the streamwise velocity. Measurements were performed in radial direction at different downstream positions. The normalized profiles for the more downstream positions (15, 20 and 30 jet exit diameters) collapse, while the first position at 10 diameters deviates slightly. Similar expected trend is also seen on the first-order counterpart. These promising results indicate that the improved LDA system is uniquely suited for this kind of challenging measurements.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of Mechanical Engineering Research Day 2020
    EditorsMohd Fadzli Bin Abdollah, Hilmi Amiruddin, Amrik Singh Phuman Singh
    Place of PublicationMelaka
    PublisherCentre for Advanced Research on Energy
    Publication date2020
    Pages375-376
    ISBN (Electronic)978-967-2454-36-6
    Publication statusPublished - 2020
    Event7th Mechanical Engineering Research Day (MERD'20) - Kampus Teknologi UTeM (virtual), Melaka, Malaysia
    Duration: 16 Dec 202016 Dec 2020

    Conference

    Conference7th Mechanical Engineering Research Day (MERD'20)
    LocationKampus Teknologi UTeM (virtual)
    Country/TerritoryMalaysia
    CityMelaka
    Period16/12/202016/12/2020

    Keywords

    • LDA turbulence measurements
    • Developing region
    • Turbulent round jet

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