Turbulences in Boundary Layer of Flat Plates

Tesar, Alexander

doi:10.2478/sspjce-2014-0007

Abstract

The aeroelastic assessment of turbulences appearing in boundary layer of flat plates tested in the wind tunnel is treated in present paper. The approach suggested takes into account multiple functions in the analysis of flat plates subjected to laminar and turbulent wind forcing. Analysis and experimental assessments in the aerodynamic tunnel are presented. Some results obtained are discussed

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Turbulences in Boundary Layer of Flat Plates

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