Harmonically forced enclosed swirling flow

Y. D. Cui, Juan M. Lopez, T. T. Lim and F. Marques


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ωf =0.05 ωf =0.12 ωf =0.171 ωf =0.20 ωf =0.22 ωf =0.25 ωf =0.50

Figure 5. Dye visualization at various ωf , all at Re=2600, H/R=2.5, and A=0.01.



ωf =0.010 ωf =0.171 ωf =0.200 ωf =0.500

Figure 8. Movies of the streamfunction at various ωf , all at Re=2600, H/R=2.5, and A=0.01.
(Note that the frame rate has been normalized by the period)



&omegaf =0.010 &omegaf =0.171 &omegaf =0.200 &omegaf =0.500

Figure 9. Movies of the relative azimuthal vorticity at various ωf , all at Re=2600, H/R=2.5, and A=0.01.
(Note that the frame rate has been normalized by the period)



Re=2800, A=0 Re=2600, A=0.01, ωf =0.171

Figure 10. Movies of the relative azimuthal vorticity (in the left panel, it is the instantaneous minus the time-averaged value, and in the right it is the instantaneous minus the steady value at A=0).



ωf =0.01 ωf =0.1 ωf =0.2
ωf =0.3 ωf =0.4 ωf =0.5

Figure 11. Movies of the relative azimuthal vorticity at various &omegaf, all at Re=800, H/R=2.5, and A=0.01.
(Note that the frame rate is normalized by the period).