NASA NTRS ยท 19910001536
Numerical simulation of nonlinear development of instability waves
Abstract
The nonlinear interactions of high amplitude instability waves in turbulent jets are described. In plane shear layers Riley and Metcalf (1980) and Monkewitz (1987) have shown that these interactions are dependent, among other parameters, on the phase-difference between the two instability waves. Therefore, here researchers consider the nonlinear development of both the amplitudes and the phase of the instability waves. The development of these waves are also coupled with the development of the mean flow and the background turbulence. In formulating this model it is assumed that each of the flow components can be characterized by conservation equations supplemented by closure models. Results for the interactions between the two instability waves under high-amplitude forcing at fundamental and subharmonic frequencies are presented here. Qualitative agreements are found between the present predictions and available experimental data.
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Mankbadi, Reda R.. 1989-09-01. Numerical simulation of nonlinear development of instability waves. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910001536
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