Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Series B
Online ISSN : 1884-8346
Print ISSN : 0387-5016
Jet Issuing from 90' Curved Nozzle
Kozo SUDOToshihiro TAKAMIHideki HIBARA
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Keywords: Secondary Flow
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1987 Volume 53 Issue 487 Pages 839-842

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A jet issuing from a curved nozzle has been investigated experimentally under Re=4×104. The curved nozzle has a 90° circular bend with a diameter 40 mm and a curvature radius 80 mm. Mean velocity is measured by using an inclined hot wire. The following conclusions are derived from experimental results: (1) The jet axis shifts gradually from the curved nozzle axis ; (2) The maximum axial velocity of a curved nozzle jet decays more rapidly than that of a straight nozzle jet ; (3) The velocity profile, which is skewed by a secondary flow near the curved nozzle, turns out to be similar to that of the axis-symmetric jet in the down stream.
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