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Experimental investigation of inertial particle transport in a turbulent boundary layer

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Figure 2.4 schematically depicts the qualitative signature of the velocity field induced by a hairpin vortex on a streamwise wall-normal plane through the centre of the hairpin
Figure 2.8 shows a typical measurement plane 92 wall units from the wall. The contours in Figure 2.8(a) are of wall-normal vorticity, and a stream-wise train of pairs of vortex legs, having opposite sign, are clearly visible along the center of the plot
Table 3.4 shows the theoretical estimates of the boundary layer characteristics at various dis- dis-tances x from the channel inlet.
Figure 4.6 and fig:BLP 2075mmv shows the velocity profile at 2115mm downstream of the leading edge
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Boundary layer structure Second invariant of the velocity-gradient tensor (Q-criterion) Two-phase flow Time-resolved particle image velocimetry system Water channel boundary layer calculations Experimental setup and methodology Particle-fluid velocity correlation Histogram plot of particle-fluid velocity correlation for run 3 and 4

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