Abstract: A review is made of Ringleb’s theory on snow cornice-like flows and of the published, unsuccessful attempts at experimental verification. Arguments are presented which render the theory an ...

Abstract: Results from hot-wire measurements in a plane turbulent jet of air are reported. The jet was found to be approximately self-preserving sufficiently far downstream where measurements of intermittency ...

Abstract: An approximate relation between the partial time and space derivatives of the velocity in a high Reynolds number turbulent shear flow (where high turbulence intensities prevail) is obtained. The ...

Abstract: Results from hot-wire measurements in an approximate radial turbulent incompressible jet of air are reported. In the range of measurements, the jet did not attain a self-preserving form. The ...

Abstract: Previously reported experiments on incompressible flow through a step expansion in a pipe, as influenced by suction at the smaller diameter of the step, have been extended to examine effects ...

Abstract: A study was made to determine effects of trailing-edge geometry on the vortex-induced vibrations of a model blade designed to simulate the conditions at the trailing edge of a hydraulic-turbine ...