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Dapeng Xiong, Yinxin Yang and Yanan Wang
An improved synthetic eddy method (SEM) is proposed in this paper for generating the boundary layer at the inlet of a computational domain via direct numerical simulation. The improved SEM modified the definition of the radius and the velocities of the e...
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Ettore Bertolini, Paul Pieringer and Wolfgang Sanz
The aim of this work is to study the influence of different subgrid-scale (SGS) closure models and inflow turbulence conditions on the boundary layer transition on the suction side of a highly loaded transonic turbine cascade in the presence of high free...
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Joshua D. Blake, Adrian Sescu, David Thompson and Yuji Hattori
Large-eddy simulation (LES)-based jet noise predictions do not resolve the entire broadband noise spectra, often under-predicting high frequencies that correspond to un-resolved small-scale turbulence. The coupled LES-synthetic turbulence (CLST) model is...
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Young-Tae Lee, Lokesh Kalyan Gutti and Hee-Chang Lim
In the past half century, large eddy simulations (LESs) have played an important role in turbulent flow simulation and improving the performance of computing technology. To generate a fully developed turbulent boundary layer in the channel domain using L...
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Jean Al-Am, Vincent Clair, Alexis Giauque, Jérôme Boudet and Fernando Gea-Aguilera
In the present paper, large eddy simulations are performed to study two different mechanisms of Fan/OGV broadband noise: airfoil self-noise and turbulence interaction noise. Firstly, the current study focuses on the prediction of airfoil self-noise from ...
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