access icon openaccess Mixing characteristic of both subsonic and supersonic unsteady circular jets

With the use of large eddy simulation (LES), the initial structure and mixing characteristics of both the subsonic and supersonic circular jets are studied, respectively. The stretched-vortex model combined with the high-order hybrid scheme is employed to solve the LES equations. The typical structures of the initial jet at different conditions have been presented and discussed. The formation and evolution process of the vortex ring has been displayed in detail, and the unique characteristics of a compressible vortex ring generated by the unsteady jet have been identified. Furthermore, the engulfment and mixture of ambient gas with the jet gases have been discussed, the different mixing processes of both subsonic and supersonic jets, especially the shock wave effect in a supersonic jet on mixing process, have been illustrated.

Inspec keywords: compressible flow; vortices; shock wave effects; shock waves; flow simulation; supersonic flow; mixing; jets; flow instability

Other keywords: compressible vortex ring; initial structure; different mixing processes; subsonic jets; initial jet; supersonic jets; supersonic circular jets; mixing characteristic; mixing characteristics; supersonic jet; LES equations; unsteady jet; supersonic unsteady circular jets; evolution process; jet gases; typical structures; unique characteristics; different conditions; mixing process; high-order hybrid scheme; stretched-vortex model; eddy simulation

Subjects: Applied fluid mechanics; General fluid dynamics theory, simulation and other computational methods; Jets in fluid dynamics; Shock-wave interactions; Rotational flow, vortices, buoyancy and other flows involving body forces; Supersonic and hypersonic flows; Numerical approximation and analysis; Fluid mechanics and aerodynamics (mechanical engineering)

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