Effect of vortex circulation on injectant from a single film-cooling hole and a row of film-cooling holes in a turbulent boundary layer: part 1: injection beneath the vortex downwash
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The effects of longitudinal vortices on film-cooling injectant from a single injection hole and from a row of injection holes in a turbulent boundary layer are investigated. Attention is focused on the effects of vortex circulation when the injection hole is located beneath the vortex downwash. Heat transfer measurements, mean velocity and mean temperature surveys, and surface flow visualization results are discussed. The embedded vortex considerably disturbs the injectant when r/(Uc.d) is greater than 1.0, where r is the vortex circulation, Uc is the injectant mean velocity and d is the injection hole diameter.
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