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"2b826831-9177-40f1-8eec-7ebcac8524ae","10985/184","PIROZZOLI, Sergio||BERNARDINI, Matteo||MARIÉ, Simon||GRASSO, Francesco","2015","2016","2015","2015","Direct numerical simulation of the spatially developing mixing layer issuing from two turbulent streams past a splitter plate is carried out under mild compressibility conditions. The study mainly focuses on the early evolution of the mixing region, where transition occurs from a wake-like to a canonical mixing-layer-like behaviour, corresponding to the filling-up of the initial momentum deficit. The mixing layer is found to initially grow faster than linearly, and then at a sub-linear rate further downstream. The Reynolds stress components are in close agreement with reference experiments and follow a continued slow decay till the end of the computational domain. These observations are suggestive of the occurrence of incomplete similarity in the developing turbulent mixing layer. Coherent eddies are found to form in the close proximity of the splitter plate trailing edge, that are mainly organized in bands, initially skewed and then parallel to the spanwise direction. Dynamic mode decomposition is used to educe the dynamically relevant features, and it is found to be capable of singling out the coherent eddies responsible for mixing layer development.","PRACE Research Infrastructure","10.1017/jfm.2015.363","1469-7645","0022-1120","http://hdl.handle.net/10985/10381","en","Centre de Metz||Centre de Paris","Cambridge University Press (CUP)","Post-print","compressible turbulence||shear layer turbulence||turbulence simulation","Physique: Dynamique des Fluides","Early evolution of the compressible mixing layer issued from two turbulent streams","Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture","Internationale","3 Months",,"Journal of Fluid Mechanics","196-218",,"777",,,"aut||aut||aut||aut",,"hal-01225233","accept",,"1",
"1614048b-5b9a-4d6a-905f-1b74c2381aff","10985/184","ALIZARD, Frédéric||PIROZZOLI, Sergio||BERNARDINI, Matteo||GRASSO, Francesco","2020","2020","2015",,"The structure of zero-pressure-gradient compressible turbulent boundary layers is analysed using the tools of optimal transient growth theory. The approach relies on the extension to compressible flows of the theoretical framework originally developed by Reynolds &amp; Hussain (J. Fluid Mech., vol. 52, 1972, pp. 263–288) for incompressible flows. The model is based on a density-weighted triple decomposition of the instantaneous field into the contributions of the mean flow, the organized (coherent) motions and the disorganized background turbulent fluctuations. The mean field and the eddy viscosity characterizing the incoherent fluctuations are here obtained from a direct numerical simulation database. Most temporally amplified modes (optimal modes) are found to be consistent with scaling laws of turbulent boundary layers for both inner and outer layers, as well as in the logarithmic region, where they exhibit a self-similar spreading. Four free-stream Mach numbers are considered: $\mathit{Ma}_{\infty }=0.2$, 2, 3 and 4. Weak effects of compressibility on the characteristics length and the orientation angles are observed for both the inner- and the outer-layer modes. Furthermore, taking into account the effects of mean density variations, a universal behaviour is suggested for the optimal modes that populate the log layer, regardless of the Mach number. The relevance of the optimal modes in describing the near-wall layer dynamics and the eddies that populate the outer region is discussed.",,"10.1017/jfm.2015.142","1469-7645","0022-1120","http://hdl.handle.net/10985/18612","en","Centre de Paris","Cambridge University Press (CUP)","Post-print",,"Sciences de l'ingénieur: Mécanique: Mécanique des fluides","Optimal transient growth in compressible turbulent boundary layers","Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture","Internationale",,"crossref","Journal of Fluid Mechanics","124-155","Oui","770","true","newSubmission","aut||aut||aut||aut","2020-05-11T14:56:47Z","hal-02570006","accept","true","1","crossref"
