Analysis of a heated jet in a stream

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Champagne, Gerald Edward
Date
1972-06Advisor
Kelleher, M.
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A plane, heated jet of a constant property fluid exiting
into a plane, straight channel of the same fluid is analyzed.
The effect of buoyancy on the velocity and temperature fields
is investigated. Two jet orientations are considered; a
transverse jet, which enters the stream perpendicular to the
main flow, and a longitudinal jet, which enters the stream
parallel to the main flow.
Solutions for the temperature and velocity fields for low
Reynolds number flow are obtained using a finite difference
scheme. Results are presented for three different values of
the buoyant force, holding other variables constant. For an
isothermal jet, results for the velocity field are presented
at a higher Reynolds number.
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