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Three-dimensional boundary layer in a turbine blade passage
Stephen Lynch
Mechanical Engineering
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Boundary Layer
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Turbine Blade
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Blade Passage
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Three-dimensional Boundary Layer
100%
Endwall Heat Transfer
50%
Turbulence
50%
Turbine Cascade
50%
Two Dimensional
25%
Three-dimensional (3D)
25%
Streamflow
25%
Anisotropy
25%
Endwall
25%
Pressure Side
25%
Laser Doppler Velocimeter
25%
Pressure Gradient
25%
Velocity Components
25%
Reynolds Stress
25%
Streamwise Velocity
25%
Eddy Viscosity
25%
Shear Stress Transport
25%
Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes Model
25%
Reynolds Stress Model
25%
Thin Boundaries
25%
Engineering
Boundary Layer
100%
Blade Passage
100%
Walls (Structural Partitions)
25%
Pressure Side
12%
Doppler Velocimeter
12%
Two Dimensional
12%
Velocity Component
12%
Reynolds Stress
12%
Blade Turbine
12%
Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes
12%
Stream Velocity
12%
Eddy Viscosity
12%
Reynolds Stress Model
12%
Pressure Gradient
12%
Anisotropy
12%