free-stream flow
free-stream flow
Continuous lines are free air stream airflow.
The air in a region where pressure, temperature, and relative velocity are unaffected by the passage of aircraft through it. Also known as
relative airflow (RAF).
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The peak value of TKE of bare cylinder is greater than those of all permeable cylinders as a sign of large scale vortices which transfer momentum from the
free-stream flow into the wake region.
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