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== Preface == | == Preface == | ||
This document focusses on the underlying flow of the fully-developed, steady, vertical, axisymmetric (round) plume flowing in a still and unstratified environment. This includes consideration of both rising, positively-buoyant plumes and falling, dense, negatively-buoyant plumes. Only turbulent plumes are considered as this covers nearly all relevant engineering and environmental applications. For a review of laminar plumes, see . | |||
This UFR is relevant to the Application Challenges AC3-05 on buoyant gas air-mixing, AC4-03 on air flows in an open plan air-conditioned office, and AC4-04 on tunnel fires, and to UFR4-09 on confined buoyant plumes. | |||
== Review of UFR studies and choice of test case == | == Review of UFR studies and choice of test case == | ||
Revision as of 11:43, 5 June 2009
Axisymmetric buoyant far-field plume in a quiescent unstratified environment
Underlying Flow Regime 1-06
Description
Preface
This document focusses on the underlying flow of the fully-developed, steady, vertical, axisymmetric (round) plume flowing in a still and unstratified environment. This includes consideration of both rising, positively-buoyant plumes and falling, dense, negatively-buoyant plumes. Only turbulent plumes are considered as this covers nearly all relevant engineering and environmental applications. For a review of laminar plumes, see .
This UFR is relevant to the Application Challenges AC3-05 on buoyant gas air-mixing, AC4-03 on air flows in an open plan air-conditioned office, and AC4-04 on tunnel fires, and to UFR4-09 on confined buoyant plumes.
Review of UFR studies and choice of test case
Contributed by: Simon Gant — Lea Associates
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