An Reτ dependent spatial resolution correction scheme for hotwire measurements in developing zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layers

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This paper presents an Reτ-dependent correction scheme to improve the spatial resolution of hotwire measurements in developing zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layers.

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The paper studies how finite hotwire sensor length in constant temperature anemometry affects measured turbulent boundary-layer fluctuation intensity, leading to spatial averaging and underestimation when sensor span exceeds the smallest eddies. Experiments were conducted in a developing zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layer with friction Reynolds numbers Reτ from 526 to 1230 and dimensionless sensor lengths L+ from 66 to 85, using the sensor hot length to compute L+. The authors propose a correction scheme with a new magnitude function M(L+,Reτ) that accounts jointly for L+ and Reτ, employing the wall-normal function f(y+) by Smits, and compare it against DNS data from Schlatter and Örlü (Reτ with L+ from 5.4 to 87), reporting improved performance on both experimental and DNS results over ranges of L+ and Reτ. The paper does not explicitly discuss any limitations beyond its preprint status, and it focuses on turbulent boundary-layer measurement correction rather than biomedical mechanisms. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Constant temperature anemometry remains the preferred method for the measurement of key quantities in turbulent boundary layer investigations. One main challenge is the finite length of the hotwire sensor often being larger than the smallest eddies present in the flow. This leads to spatial averaging along the sensor and the result is an underestimated fluctuation intensity profile, which needs to be corrected. Several correction schemes have been suggested, and most schemes try to correct only for the dimensionless sensor length, L+ within a constant friction Reynolds number, Reτ. Our aim is to develop a correction scheme that takes both parameters into account; L+, and Reτ , to achieve a more global representation. Experiments have been performed over a developing zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layer, with Reτ values ranging from 526 to 1230 and L+ values ranging from 66 to 85. The hot length of the sensor was used in the calculation of L+. We propose a novel and simple magnitude function, M(L+ ,Reτ ) while using the wall-normal function, f(y+), proposed by Smits. The new correction scheme is also compared with DNS results of Schlatter and Örlü at Reτ , with L+ values ranging from 5.4 to 87. The results indicate that the new magnitude function, M(L+ ,Reτ ) has a better performance on both experimental and DNS results, and for a range of L+, and Reτ values.
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G. Ergin, F. L. Zafiryadis, B. B. Watz, K. E. Meyer This is a preprint; it has not been peer reviewed by a journal. https://doi.org/ 10.21203/rs.3.rs-6681740/v1 This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 License Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Abstract Constant temperature anemometry remains the preferred method for the measurement of key quantities in turbulent boundary layer investigations. One main challenge is the finite length of the hotwire sensor often being larger than the smallest eddies present in the flow. This leads to spatial averaging along the sensor and the result is an underestimated fluctuation intensity profile, which needs to be corrected. Several correction schemes have been suggested, and most schemes try to correct only for the dimensionless sensor length, L+ within a constant friction Reynolds number, Reτ. Our aim is to develop a correction scheme that takes both parameters into account; L+, and Reτ , to achieve a more global representation. Experiments have been performed over a developing zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layer, with Reτ values ranging from 526 to 1230 and L+ values ranging from 66 to 85. The hot length of the sensor was used in the calculation of L+. We propose a novel and simple magnitude function, M(L+ ,Reτ ) while using the wall-normal function, f(y+), proposed by Smits. The new correction scheme is also compared with DNS results of Schlatter and Örlü at Reτ , with L+ values ranging from 5.4 to 87. The results indicate that the new magnitude function, M(L+ ,Reτ ) has a better performance on both experimental and DNS results, and for a range of L+, and Reτ values. Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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