An Experimental Study On The Interaction Of Vortex Rings - Satti, Jagnnadha Reddy
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The Study is performed as thesis project by author for Master of Science at University of Alaska Fairbanks under professor Dr. Jifeng Peng guidance. The study investigated the role of formation time, Reynolds Number, and nondimensional frequency number, the three most significant parameters in the dynamics of vortex rings, in the interaction between co-axial and co-rotating vortex rings and in the ring behaviors of merging and leapfrogging. Using digital particle image velocimetry to measure the flow fields as well as the trajectory and circulation of the individual rings, a series of…mehr

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The Study is performed as thesis project by author for Master of Science at University of Alaska Fairbanks under professor Dr. Jifeng Peng guidance. The study investigated the role of formation time, Reynolds Number, and nondimensional frequency number, the three most significant parameters in the dynamics of vortex rings, in the interaction between co-axial and co-rotating vortex rings and in the ring behaviors of merging and leapfrogging. Using digital particle image velocimetry to measure the flow fields as well as the trajectory and circulation of the individual rings, a series of experiments were conducted at three formation times, with the experiments at each formation time repeated at different Reynolds Numbers, and the experiments at each Reynolds Number in turn repeated at different non-dimensional frequency numbers.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Jagannadha Reddy Satti completed his Ph.D. (2015) and Masters (2012) in mechanical engineering from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He is currently working at General Motors as Controls Systems Engineer in Autonomous Drive Assist Systems. His interests include Fluid and Heat transfer Mechanics, CFD analysis, Nanofluids and Data science.