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Full-Text Articles in Fluid Dynamics
A Criterion For Vortex Breakdown, R. E. Spall, T. B. Gatski, C. E. Grosch
A Criterion For Vortex Breakdown, R. E. Spall, T. B. Gatski, C. E. Grosch
CCPO Publications
A criterion for the onset of vortex breakdown over a wide range of the Reynolds number is proposed. Based upon previous experimental, theoretical, and numerical studies, as well as a new numerical study, an appropriately defined local Rossby number is used to delineate the region where breakdown occurs. Comparisons are made with previously suggested criticality parameters and the unique features of the proposed Rossby number parameter are shown. A number of previous theoretical studies concentrating on inviscid standing‐wave analyses for trailing wing‐tip vortices are reviewed and reinterpreted, along with the previous numerical and experimental studies, in terms of the Rossby …