velocity distribution and spread rate of the radial jet from two opposed nozzles at L/D=0.5—100 were experimentally investigated and numerically simulated
whereL is the length of two nozzles separation and D is the nozzle diameter.Results show that the turbulence intensity of the radial jet is obviously higher than that of free jet.The velocity of the radial jet increases to a maximum from the stagnation point then decays and exhibits a selfsimilarity.With the increase of the nozzle separation
the spread rate of the radial jet increases
and is about 1.5—3 times as that of free round jet.The velocity distributions of the radial jet from two opposed nozzles were numerically simulated by CFD.Compared to experimental results
the spread rate is obviously underpredicted by two-equation turbulence models
and the prediction by Reynolds stress model (RSM) is improved..
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