Dimensional Analysis Applied to Turbulent Boundary Layers
Akira Mwangi
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Mahmoud Rahman
ETH Zurich
Hans Reddy
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission
Tariq Reddy
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Chittagong
Abstract
With the expansion of brick kilns, the accurate assessment of turbulent boundary layers has assumed practical significance. The influence of the main design parameters is investigated through a systematic series of tests. Only 3 of the parameters examined are found to exert a significant influence. It is suggested that the present results be incorporated into future revisions of the relevant standards.
Keywords:
turbulent boundary layersdimensional analysisgas turbinealuminium alloyoptimisationdistillation
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