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Classification Graduate School Course No. ME5138-01 Hrs:E:Credits 3/0/3 Instructor Ray-Sing Lin Lecture Language English

Course Korean 유체역학 특론 A - 유동 안정성과 난류 천이

Title English Special Topics on Fluid Dynamics A - Hydrodynamic Stability and Turbulent Transition
This course is a graduate-level course in collaboration between physics, mathematics, and fluid dynamics. The
principal purpose of hydrodynamic stability is to present fundamental stability theories that have wide
application in almost all engineering sciences; e.g. aeromechanics, thermal & combustion dynamics, and, of
course, fluid dynamics. Until recently the boundary-layer transition from laminar to turbulent flow has been

Course largely beyond the reach of both theory and experiment. By utilizing less intrusive modern measuring
Outline techniques with more accuracy, and advanced theories supported by numerical analysis for linear and
nonlinear dynamics, this field had gone through rapid development in the past few decades. In this class,
transition prediction based on classical, yet still state-of-art, linear stability theory for subsonic and supersonic
flows will be discussed first, followed by the introduction on modern development toward an absolute
amplitude approach.

Prerequisite

Ref:
Introduction to Hydrodynamic Stability, P.G. Drazin, Cambridge, 2002
Textbook
& Stability and Transition in Shear Flows, Schmid and Henningson, Springer
References
Hydrodynamic and Hydromagnetic Stability, S. Chandrashekhar, Dover
Transition and Laminar Instability, L. M. Mack, JPL Publication 77-15

Lecture - 강의방식: 온라인

method - 강의형태: Zoom

Grading Grading: HW(50%), Project(20%), Midterm(15%), Final(15%)

All Students need to participate in a 3-stage term project:

Stage 1: Compute the Blasius boundary-layer profile at a given Reynolds number
Stage 2: Solve Orr-Sommerfeld eq. for a selected T-S wave
Etcetera
Stage 3: Construct streak lines from the superposed flow field of (Blasius+TS wave)

Prerequisite: Fluid Mechanics (MC2101), Engineering Math I (MC2201)

Weekly Course Schedule

Week Description Remarks *On-line/Off-line

1st Introduction. Normal Mode Method. Non-modal Growth Online

2nd Transform Method: Convective & Absolute Instabilities Online
3rd Two superposed Fluids: Kelvin-Helmholtz Instabilities Online
4th Taylor, Couette, & G rtler Instabilities Online
5th Capillary Instability of a jet, & Thermal Instability Online
6th Orr-Sommerfeld Problem. Temporal vs. Spatial Instabilities Online
7th Routes to Turbulence. Receptivity. Midterm Online
8th Boundary-Layer Stability -- Subsonic Online
9th Boundary-Layer Stability -- Supersonic Online
10th Transition prediction: eN method & absolute amplitude strategy Online
11th Secondary Instability (Primary & Subharmonic Resonance) Online
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Weekly Course Schedule

Week Description Remarks *On-line/Off-line

12th Parabolic Stabiity Equation (PSE) for Convective Disturbances Online

13th Laminar Flow Control and the role of roughness Online
14th Introduction to Hypersonic Boundary-Layer Transition Online
15th Aeromechanic Instability & Combustion Dynamics Online
16th Term Project Review. Final Online

*If there will be experiments, mark it in the "Remarks" section.

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