Impingement of a round jet on a flat surface

  • I. Tani
  • Y. Komatsu

Abstract

The impingement of a jet on a solid surface is of interest in many engineering problems, such as paint spraying, jet-blast drying, shielded-arc welding, and particularly in connection with the operation of vertical-take-off-and-landing aircrafts. Several investigations [4–11] were made over the past few years on associated flow phenomena, but none of them seemed exhaustive enough for the flow behavior to be accurately predicted. A series of experiments was therefore performed on a low-speed round turbulent jet of air impinging normally on a flat surface for a wide range of parameters concerned.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • I. Tani
    • 1
  • Y. Komatsu
    • 1
  1. 1.University of TokyoJapan

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