Viscous-Layer Compressibility Correction for Two-Equation Reynolds-Averaged Navier–Stokes Models

What is it about?

In the world of fluid dynamics, predicting the behavior of turbulent flows at high speeds is a challenging task. Current models often fail to accurately account for the effects of compressibility, leading to errors in predictions. Our research focuses on improving these models by developing new corrections that take into account the compressibility effects in the viscous layer of fluid flows. These corrections have been tested and shown to provide more accurate predictions of flow characteristics like velocity and temperature.

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