Abstract
Direct numerical simulations of channel flow up to have been performed to determine the existence of a logarithmic region in channel flow at high-Reynolds number. It is notable that the logarithmic variations both in the mean velocity, and the streamwise Reynolds stress, are first confirmed for , with and , where is the distance from the wall and is the channel half-height. The logarithmic region of locates between () and that of locates between . Therefore, these logarithmic regions do not overlap with each other. Furthermore, the region of law is studied without using the frozen turbulence hypothesis in logarithmic regions of the mean velocity and the streamwise Reynolds stress.
- Received 3 August 2017
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevFluids.3.012602
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