Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect
The present investigation is carried out to reveal Richardson number (Ri) effects on an homogeneous and stratified turbulence under horizontal shear. The problem is simulated via Lagrangian Stochastic model (LSM). Hence, the method of Runge Kutta with fourth order is adopted for the numerical integr...
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doaj-98abc7bba8af42d6bd038eddc733b60f2020-11-25T02:10:50ZengIsfahan University of Technology Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics1735-35722019-01-0112195102.Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number EffectL. Thamri0T. Naffouti1M. Bouzaiane2University of Tunis El-Manar, Faculty of Sciences of Tunis, Department of Physics, TunisiaUniversity of Tunis El-Manar, Faculty of Sciences of Tunis, Department of Physics, TunisiaLaboratoire de Mécanique des Fluides et des Transferts Thermique, TunisiaThe present investigation is carried out to reveal Richardson number (Ri) effects on an homogeneous and stratified turbulence under horizontal shear. The problem is simulated via Lagrangian Stochastic model (LSM). Hence, the method of Runge Kutta with fourth order is adopted for the numerical integration of three differential systems under non linear initial conditions of Jacobitz (2002) and Jacobitz et al. (1998). This study is performed for Ri ranging from 0.2 to 3.0. It has been found that computational results by the adopted model (LSM) gave same findings than that of preceding works. It has been shown a global tendency of different parameters governing the problem to equilibrium asymptotic states for various values of Ri. The comparative study between the computations of the present LSM and direct numerical simulation of Jacobitz demonstrates a good agreement for both methods for the ratios of; potential energy Kθ/E and kinetic energy K/E toward the total energy E and the principal component of anisotropy b12 It has been found that Ri is the most important parameter affecting the thermal and dynamic fields of the flow. Hence, increase Ri conduct to increase the uniform stable stratification and decrease for the uniform mean shear S. It can be concluded that Ri is a main non-dimensional parameter which enable us to understand physical phenomenons produced inside stratified shear flows.http://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=47813&issue_ID=253Richardson number (Ri); Stratified turbulence; Lagrangian Stochastic model; Second orders models; Direct numerical simulation. |
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L. Thamri T. Naffouti M. Bouzaiane Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics Richardson number (Ri); Stratified turbulence; Lagrangian Stochastic model; Second orders models; Direct numerical simulation. |
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L. Thamri T. Naffouti M. Bouzaiane |
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Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect |
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Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect |
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Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect |
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Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect |
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Numerical Analysis of Homogeneous and Stratified Turbulence under Horizontal Shear via Lagrangian Stochastic Model: Richardson Number Effect |
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numerical analysis of homogeneous and stratified turbulence under horizontal shear via lagrangian stochastic model: richardson number effect |
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Isfahan University of Technology |
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Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics |
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1735-3572 |
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The present investigation is carried out to reveal Richardson number (Ri) effects on an homogeneous and stratified turbulence under horizontal shear. The problem is simulated via Lagrangian Stochastic model (LSM). Hence, the method of Runge Kutta with fourth order is adopted for the numerical integration of three differential systems under non linear initial conditions of Jacobitz (2002) and Jacobitz et al. (1998). This study is performed for Ri ranging from 0.2 to 3.0. It has been found that computational results by the adopted model (LSM) gave same findings than that of preceding works. It has been shown a global tendency of different parameters governing the problem to equilibrium asymptotic states for various values of Ri. The comparative study between the computations of the present LSM and direct numerical simulation of Jacobitz demonstrates a good agreement for both methods for the ratios of; potential energy Kθ/E and kinetic energy K/E toward the total energy E and the principal component of anisotropy b12 It has been found that Ri is the most important parameter affecting the thermal and dynamic fields of the flow. Hence, increase Ri conduct to increase the uniform stable stratification and decrease for the uniform mean shear S. It can be concluded that Ri is a main non-dimensional parameter which enable us to understand physical phenomenons produced inside stratified shear flows. |
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Richardson number (Ri); Stratified turbulence; Lagrangian Stochastic model; Second orders models; Direct numerical simulation. |
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