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DNS study on bursting and intermittency in late boundary layer transition

Science China(Physics,Mechanics & Astronomy) 2017年第11期60卷 41-49页

作者： YiQian Wang ChaoQun Liu School of Aerospace Engineering Tsinghua University Department of Mathematics University of Texas at Arlington

Experimental and numerical investigations have suggested the existence of a strong correlation between the passage of coherent structures and events of bursting and intermittency. However, a detailed cause-and-effect study on the subject is rarely found in the literature due to the complexity and the nonlinear multiscale nature of turbulent flows. The primary goal of this research is to explore the motion and evolution of coherent structures during late transition, whose structure is much more ordered than that of fully developed turbulence, and their relationship with events of bursting and intermittency based on a verified high-order direct numerical simulation(DNS). The computation was carried out on a flat plate at Reynolds number 1000(based on the inflow displacement thickness) with an inflow Mach number 0.5. It is concluded that bursting and intermittency detected by stationary sensors in a transitional boundary layer actually result from the passage and development of vortical structures, and it would be more rational to design transitional turbulence models based on modelling the moving vortical structures rather than the statistical features and experimental experiences.

关键词： burst intermittency transition boundary layer flow

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