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      <title>Fig 35. Leading-edge separation on a plate with laminar reattachment</title>
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      <description>ExperimentSimulation Air bubbles in water show the turbulent flow field and laminar reattachment on an inclined plate at Reynolds number \(Re = 10000\). At \(2.5^{\circ}\) inclination relative to the oncoming flow, the flow briefly separates from the upper surface at the leading edge before it reattaches to the inclined plate.</description>
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      <title>Fig 36. Leading-edge separation on a plate with turbulent reattachment</title>
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      <description>ExperimentSimulation Air bubbles in water show the turbulent flow field and turbulent reattachment on an inclined plate at Reynolds number \(Re = 50000\). At 2.5\(^{\circ}\) inclination relative to the oncoming flow, the flow separates from the upper surface, creating a turbulent boundary layer at the leading edge before reattaching to the inclined plate.</description>
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      <title>Fig 37. Global separation over an inclined plate</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 30 Jun 2023 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      
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      <description>ExperimentSimulation Air bubbles in water show the turbulent flow field around an inclined plate at Reynolds number \(Re = 10000\). At 20\(^{\circ}\) inclination relative to the oncoming flow, the flow fully separates from the entire upper surface of the plate and creates a turbulent wake.</description>
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      <title>Fig 47. Circular cylinder at R=2000 </title>
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      <description>ExperimentSimulation &amp;ldquo;Air bubbles in water show the velocity field of a flow around a circular cylinder at Reynolds number \(Re = 2000\). At this Reynolds number, there is a clear boundary layer separation followed by an oscillating turbulent wake.</description>
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