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Turbulence Modeling Resource

 

Data from "Collaborative Testing of Turbulence Models"

This web page provides the turbulent flow databases described in Bradshaw, P., Launder, B. E., and Lumley, J. L., "Collaborative Testing of Turbulence Models," Journal of Fluids Engineering, Vol. 118, June 1996, pp. 243-247. The data is provided courtesy of P. Bradshaw of Stanford University. NASA assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of this information; questions should be directed to the originator. Click here for the original description of the library (although note that the description and designation of "disks" no longer applies).

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Incompressible Flow Cases from 1980-81 Data Library

This grouping contains the incompressible-flow cases from the 1980-81 Data Library. The data in the original files are in normalized format, as explained on p. 60 of the 1980-81 Proceedings ("The 1980-81 AFOSR-HTTM Stanford Conference on Complex Turbulent Flows: A Comparison of Computation and Experiment," Volumes I, II, and III, edited by S. J. Kline, B. J. Cantwell, and G. M. Lilley, Stanford University, 1981). The 1980-81 Conference Proceedings also give a full description of the cases. (These cases comprise the contents of the original disk "d1", with the exception of 0411 (Cantwell cylinder), 0441 (Wadcock airfoil), 0511 (Shabaka wing-body junction), 0512 (Humphrey bend), which were too large to fit on the original disk.)


 

Compressible Flow Cases from 1980-81 Data Library

This grouping contains compressible-flow cases from the 1980-81 Data Library ("The 1980-81 AFOSR-HTTM Stanford Conference on Complex Turbulent Flows: A Comparison of Computation and Experiment," Volumes I, II, and III, edited by S. J. Kline, B. J. Cantwell, and G. M. Lilley, Stanford University, 1981). The 1980-81 Conference Proceedings also give a full description of the cases. (These cases comprise the contents of the original disks "d2" and "d3", with the exception of 8602 (Kooi shock/BL interaction), which was too large to fit on the original disks.)


 

More Recent Incompressible Flow Cases

(These cases comprise the contents of the original disks "d4" and "d6.")


 

More Recent Compressible Flow Cases

(These cases comprise the contents of the original disks "d5.")


 

Other Cases

(These cases comprise the contents of the original disks "r1" - "r7.")


 

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