... or missiles, the origin of the Magnus effect on fins is the main issue. There are two principal sources contributing to the Magnus effect. Firstly, the interaction between the asymmetric boundary layer-wake of the body and the fins, and secondly, the spin induced modifications of the local incidences...

... values of applied tension, the wake-induced nonconservative effects can destabilize the web via a weak flutter instability. Contrarily, narrow ribbons in cross flow are nearly equally likely to undergo flutter or divergence instability depending on the value of applied tension. 26 06 2007 30 10...

... comparing numerical results with experimental measurements and flow visualization plates. Finally, a recent result from a study on periodic vortex-array structures produced in the wake of forced-oscillating cylinders is included. The KLE method is more a mathematical model than a numerical...

... over a backward-facing step and a plane wake behind a bluff body, both at low Mach number, and supersonic axisymmetric wakes. These examples were chosen such that they expose, on the one hand, the inherent difficulties of simulating (physically) complex flows, and, on the other hand, demonstrate...

... element analysis computational fluid dynamics pumps flow separation boundary layer turbulence wakes aerodynamics The simulation of aeroacoustics is a promising area for LES application (Tam 20 , and Wells and Renaut 21 ) since information on the unsteady flow fields that generate sound...