Calculation of Turbulent Flows

This chapter deals only with the calculation of the velocity field. Calculation of heat or pollutant transfer, which depends on knowledge of the velocity field, is discussed in Chapter 6. The present discussion refers mainly to shear layers, being the commonest type of flow with significant Reynolds stresses, and some of the methods presented are restricted to particular types of thin shear layer, notably boundary layers.

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