Free Turbulent Jet
Free Turbulent Jet Wall turbulence is turbulence motions which are constrained by one or more boundaries. In wall turbulence, the turbulence is generated in velocity gradient caused by the no-slip condition. Free turbulence is turbulence motions which are unaffected by walls and develop and spread in an open ambient fluid. Three examples of free turbulence are free-shear layer (mixing layer), free jet, and wake behind a body immersed in a stream. Free jets can be defined as a pressure driven unrestricted flow of a fluid into a quiescent ambiance, the wall ceiling or obstruction does not influence the jet. Free turbulent jet occurs when the fluid is discharged between nozzle orifices into a stationary or moving liquid. Just downstream of the disturbance that caused the velocity gradients, the flow will be developing and non-similar. Further downstream, the flow will be similar and the velocity profiles w...