Laminar flow past a spinning bullet-shaped body at moderate angular velocities

We present a numerical study of the flow past a spinning bullet-shaped body of length-to-diameter ratio L/D=2, focusing on the evolution of the forces and flow regimes that appear depending on the values of the two governing parameters, namely the Reynolds number, Re=ρw∞D/μ, and the dimensionless an...

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Published in:Journal of fluids and structures 2013-11, Vol.43, p.200-219
Main Authors: Jiménez-González, J.I., Sanmiguel-Rojas, E., Sevilla, A., Martínez-Bazán, C.
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Angular velocity
Bifurcation
Computational fluid dynamics
Fluid flow
Freezing
Frozen
Frozen regime
Laminar flow
Rotation body
Spinning
Spiral mode
Spirals
Wake instability
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description We present a numerical study of the flow past a spinning bullet-shaped body of length-to-diameter ratio L/D=2, focusing on the evolution of the forces and flow regimes that appear depending on the values of the two governing parameters, namely the Reynolds number, Re=ρw∞D/μ, and the dimensionless angular velocity, Ω=ωD/(2w∞), where ρ, μ and w∞ are the free-stream density, viscosity and velocity, respectively, and ω is the angular velocity of the body. The parametric study covers the range 0≤Ω≤0.4 for Re
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Freezing
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Rotation body
Spinning
Spiral mode
Spirals
Wake instability
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