On a continuum-mechanical theory for turbulence
Abstract
En
We discuss a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier–Stokes-𝛼 equation based on a comprehensive framework for uidynamical theories with gradient dependencies (Fried & Gurtin 2006). Our ow equation entails two additional material length scales: one energetic, the other dissipative. In contrast to Lagrangian averaging, our formulation delivers boundary conditions — involving yet another length scale — and a complete structure based on thermodynamics applied to an isothermal system.
We discuss a continuum-mechanical formulation and generalization of the Navier–Stokes-𝛼 equation based on a comprehensive framework for uidynamical theories with gradient dependencies (Fried & Gurtin 2006). Our ow equation entails two additional material length scales: one energetic, the other dissipative. In contrast to Lagrangian averaging, our formulation delivers boundary conditions — involving yet another length scale — and a complete structure based on thermodynamics applied to an isothermal system.
DOI Code:
Keywords:
Turbulence; Hypertraction and hyperstress; Virtual power; Boundary conditions
Turbulence; Hypertraction and hyperstress; Virtual power; Boundary conditions
Full Text: PDF
